Editor’s Note: This post is part of a 2025 History@Work series authored by members of the NCPH Labor Task Force in response to our Special Open Call on “#Advocacy in the Field.” In addition, this piece is part of a series based on Rutgers University student interviews with practicing public historians. You can read each post as it […]

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09.10.2025

Around the Field - October 8, 2025 | National Council on Public History

From Around the Field this week: NCPH and AASLH are welcoming preliminary topic proposals for their joint conference; The Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History is accepting applications for three fellowships; Applications for New York Historical’s Fall 2025 seminar series are due; the Oral History Association is hosting its 2025 Annual Conference ANNOUNCEMENTS The […]

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22.10.2025

Artifacts and care: beneath the surface at the Smithsonian collections | National Council on Public History

Interview with a collections speacialist at the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture.

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23.10.2025

Around the Field – October 22, 2025 | National Council on Public History

From Around the Field this week: The 1772 Foundation is accepting grant applications for historic preservation construction projects; The National Trust for Historic Preservation is hosting its annual National Preservation Law Conference; a Teach-in is taking place on the National Mall; The Métis Nation of Ontario is presenting “Who Tells Our Stories? Indigenous Authority in […]

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Feeling at Home in a Newport Mansion | National Council on Public History

Around the Field - October 8, 2025 | National Council on Public History

Artifacts and care: beneath the surface at the Smithsonian collections | National Council on Public History

Around the Field – October 22, 2025 | National Council on Public History

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