The call for posters for the 2024 World Conference of Public History is now open. The conference takes place at the University of Luxembourg September 3-7, 2024. ifph2024.sciencesconf.org/resource/page/… NCPH Public History Weekly (PHW) #PublicHistory

We are honoured to announce the distinguished Keynote Speakers for our upcoming plenary session, 'Storytellers in Dialogue,' where we'll share stories that have shaped Indigenous communities across generations. For details and to register, visit: ihhg.ca

After a 5 year hiatus, we are pleased to announce the return of the Ottawa #PublicHistory Partnership Network (PHPN) Annual Reception! Please save the date and join us Wed Apr 3rd from 7-9pm (doors at 6:30pm). Registration & program details coming soon! carleton.ca/ccph/2024/apr-…

Looking forward to chatting all things children’s books and public history! @_secondstory

#cdnhist #twitterstorians #HistoryMatters #historiens Le prix en histoire appliquée récompense un projet qui atteint des normes élevées en matière de recherche originale, d’érudition et de présentation. Date limite - le 19 avril. Voir cha-shc.ca/fr/prix/

#cdnhist #twitterstorians #HistoryMatters The Public History Prize recognizes work that achieves high standards of original research, scholarship, and presentation. The Committee welcomes nominations to its 2024 prize. The deadline is 19 April. See cha-shc.ca/prizes/

K is for Kodak. It's hard to overstate Kodak's influence on our sense of what Ontario was like during the 20th century. The company's innovations made photography a household technology. We estimate that 85% of our photographic collections are on Kodak film. #ArchivesAtoZ

REMINDER: today's the day! Please submit your applications for the CHA/SHC (cndhistassoc.bsky.social) #PublicHistory Prize. Deadline: Friday April 19th More details: carleton.ca/ccph/2024/call…

#HeritageStudies #PublicHistory conference next Sat Apr 27th in #Ottawa - registration open for the 16th annual Carleton University Heritage Conservation Symposium: “Towards Reparative Futures” More information: carleton.ca/ccph/2024/16th…

Carleton PhD student Krenare Recaj's research on Kosovar refugees is spotlighting an often-overlooked part of Canadian immigration history. Check out the full story below: newsroom.carleton.ca/story/student-…

Just in time for Halloween... 👻🎃 Carleton Public History MA student Dr. Alicia Edwards-Boon will be presenting TONIGHT on her research into ghost tourism, settler-colonialism, and narratives of place. Sign-up for this free, virtual event here: osgoodemuseum.ca/english/events…

Upcoming #PublicHistory events at Carleton University and Université d'Ottawa | University of Ottawa - Disability Justice Thurs Jan 23 and #comics Art Tues Feb 6 and Thurs Feb 8 More info: carleton.ca/ccph/2025/upco…