What do cherry blossoms and nuclear reactors have in common? They were among the many topics discussed by the National Council on Public History (NCPH) World War II Home Front Working Group, a three-year collaboration between NCPH and the National Park Service (NPS) that brought together practitioners and scholars working on World War II home front history to make connections and learn from each other.

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27.11.2024

Around the Field - November 27, 2024 | National Council on Public History

From Around the Field this week: The National Humanities Alliance introduces the new Humanities for All Compendium; The National Trust for Historic Preservation will host a webinar. ANNOUNCEMENTS The National Humanities Alliance has recently published a new resource, Humanities for All: Documenting the Public Humanities in Higher Education, 2017–2023, which compiles four essays, 62 in-depth […]

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12.12.2024

Around the Field – December 11, 2024 | National Council on Public History

From Around the Field this week: Nominations for two American Association for State and Local History awards open; The undNational Park Service wraps up applications for its Save America’s Treasures grant program. AWARDS AND FUNDING The National Park Service is now accepting applications to its Save America’s Treasures grant program through December 12, 2024 The […]

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Final report: Exploring the World War II home front with an NCPH working group | National Council on Public History

Around the Field - November 27, 2024 | National Council on Public History

Around the Field – December 11, 2024 | National Council on Public History

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