DEADLINE EXTENDED! Apply by April 15 to participate in "Truth, Misinformation & Technology in World History" a professional development workshop on Saturday June 1, 2024! #historyteacher #sschat 👉bit.ly/4cd1PDg

Join us this Wednesday 4/10 for a workshop about “Hunting, Imperialism, and the Wilderness” 6:00-8:00PM eastern on Zoom! Check out the poster and link below for more details: 👉bit.ly/H21Workshops #sschat #worldhistory #historyteacher #teachers

Reminder - deadline is tonight for "Truth, Misinformation, & Technology in World History"!

🚨🌍New publication "Working with Named Places: How and Why to Build a Gazetteer" by WHC Director Ruth Mostern & former WHC Postdoc in Digital World History Susan Grunewald! Check it out!

"Material Culture in the Digital Age" colloquium hosted by University of Pittsburgh Cultural Studies. Graduate students will share papers from WHC postdoc Jesse Obert's spring seminar about the ethics of material culture in the 21st century! TONIGHT! In-person & Zoom!

Join us TOMORROW 5/1 for a workshop about “Unsovereign Space” for World History educators at all levels! 6:00-8:00PM eastern on Zoom! Check out the poster for details and RSVP here👉bit.ly/4dhX8Zc #sschat #worldhistory #historyteacher #teachers

In the same week we published our #ReviewsInDH review of World History Center's World Historical Gazetteer, I get to be part of their fantastic event for teachers, "Truth, Misinformation, and Technology," talking about the next book I'm writing. 😍 worldhistory.pitt.edu/news/alwh-summ…

We are loving Roopika Risam's talk about big data throughout world history - especially her Geocities inspired slides! 😆 It's not too late to join us for "Truth, Technology, and Misinformation in World History" today on Zoom: bit.ly/3x53Kty

Now listening to elise silva (she/her)'s amazing talk, "Objectivity Bias, Uninformed Skepticism, and the Politics of Trust"! Soooooo good.

Thanks to our awesome participants & speakers (Roopika Risam elise silva (she/her) Annette Vee) for joining us for this year's ALWH workshop where we talked about big data in world history, historicizing AI & automatic writing, and critically curious engagement w/ information! #worldhistory

I feel so incredibly excited and energized about the book I’m writing after getting to spend the day with the World History Center! It’s so encouraging to hear that the work you’re pouring your brain into resonates with a broad audience. World History Center 😍

Action shot from this afternoon's seminar by kgeographer 🇺🇦🏴‍☠️🧐 on the World Historical Gazetteer. SEGG, University of Portsmouth

I'm so delighted to share this news! As always this would be impossible without kgeographer 🇺🇦🏴‍☠️🧐 (and now Dr Stephen Gadd (docuracy.bsky.social) as well), along with Ali Straub, Jesse Obert and everyone at World History Center . Please publish your historical place data with us!

The Center is pleased to share our Fall '24 calendar of events & activities which includes our thematic series "Silence in the Narrative: The Politics of Absence in Accounts of the Global Past." We hope to see you this semester! worldhistory.pitt.edu/fall-24-calend…

WHC Director Ruth Mostern dropped in for an episode of ISKME's ETBHpodcast podcast & talked w/ host Lisa Petrides, PhD about the significance of place and space in the historical understanding of ourselves and our environments. Check it out: worldhistory.pitt.edu/news/whc-direc…

We are thrilled to share “Pedagogy in an Age of Religious Nationalism” a video featuring 5 scholars sharing strategies for fostering constructive classroom experiences. This project was supported by Pitt Provost Year of Discourse & Dialogue! Learn more: bit.ly/3zbm31j