AASLH Committees are made up of those working or volunteering in the history field that have an expertise and passion for the committee’s area of responsibility. Some committees provide resources to the field, such as trainings and publications. Others advise AASLH to assist with the operation and programs of

American Association for State and Local History Blog

27.08.2025

Truth in History is Needed Now More than Ever – AASLH

By Carol Kammen Contrary to what the White House is saying, I see the historical community doing its job. And doing it well. Over the past 50 years, scholarship has pried open the diversity of the past: that women had no voice and then by fighting for

American Association for State and Local History Blog

02.09.2025

Argument and Evidence: Museums Should Take the President’s Critique Seriously – AASLH

By Jason Hanson, Chief Creative Officer, History Colorado The White House released a statement on August 21 entitled “President Trump is Right about the Smithsonian.” It is, presumably, a follow-up to the president’s social media post earlier that week claiming that

American Association for State and Local History Blog

04.09.2025

AASLH and Coalition File Joint Amicus Brief in Defense of IMLS – AASLH

Following months of preparation and collaboration, on September 3 AASLH and a coalition of museum, library, and cultural organizations jointly filed an amicus brief in Rhode Island v. Trump, the lawsuit brought by 21 state attorneys generals

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Share Your Expertise and Advance the Field as a Member of an AASLH Committee – AASLH

Truth in History is Needed Now More than Ever – AASLH

Argument and Evidence: Museums Should Take the President’s Critique Seriously – AASLH

AASLH and Coalition File Joint Amicus Brief in Defense of IMLS – AASLH

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