MARCH Recognized for Preservation Education
The Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia has selected MARCH for its Special Recognition Award for Preservation Education.
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Grant to MARCH will benefit Camden’s Cooper Street
Funds will be used for community-building activities, including events during Camden County History Week (October 15-21) and further collaboration among neighborhood stakeholders.
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Author Interview: Undocumented Fears
Jamie Longazel, author of Undocumented Fears: Immigration and the Politics of Divide and Conquer in Hazleton, Pennsylvania, is interviewed by CrossTies contributing editor Linda Shopes.
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Registration Open for Fall Historic Preservation Courses
Gain an overview of preservation, delve into the history of the Delaware Valley’s built environment, try your hand at architectural sketching, or learn how properties are nominated for the National Register of Historic Places.
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Call for Authors: Encyclopedia of Greater Philadelphia
Writing for The Encyclopedia of Greater Philadelphia adds to an unparalleled public information source for the region and establishes authors as the go-to authorities on their subjects.
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Dr. Nicole Belolan will join MARCH, become Co-Editor of The Public Historian
We are pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Nicole Belolan to the position of Public Historian in Residence at MARCH, effective August 13, 2018.
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Cooper Street Research Recognized
The MARCH-based project to research and interpret the Cooper Street Historic District in Camden has been honored with a Chancellor’s Civic Engagement Award for community-based scholarship.
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Thank You for Supporting the Public Humanities!
Your generous contributions on Giving Day will be used to employ the students who help to make digital publication of The Encyclopedia possible.
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Smithsonian Moves Michelle Obama Portrait
Mrs. Obama’s portrait has been moved to a more spacious area of the museum in the third floor 20th Century Americans gallery to accommodate the unexpectedly large crowds.
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Call for Panels/Papers: "Race Hate: The New Normal?"
Scholars interested in the issues surrounding race and hate rhetoric in the age of Trump are invited to submit proposals for the conference, to be held in Albany May 31 to June 1.