Public History Boot Camp: Pinterest for History Organizations
In this workshop, Michelle Moravec, Rosemont College, will guide attendees into the world of Pinterest.
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Food, Farming, and Public Humanities
Cultural anthropologist Cathy Stanton is used to conducting fieldwork wherever opportunities present themselves. In the summer of 2010 that included actual fields.
Relevance, Connection, Surprise: The NMAJH Seeks to Meet Contemporary Challenges
In the latest in the Cross Ties occasional series featuring the reflections of new leaders of humanities organizations in the Mid-Atlantic, […]
Division Welcomes Five New Historic-site Interpreters
From Delaware.gov: During the past six weeks, the Delaware Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs has welcomed five new members […]
Memories of the Future
In the latest in an occasional Cross Ties series featuring the reflections of new leaders of humanities organizations, Marvin Pinkert, […]
Columbia’s Master of Arts in Oral History Educates the Next Generation of Oral Historians
OHMA students learn about archival practice at a visit to the Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives at New York University.
Redefining Our Value, Building a Community of Practice
This month we continue our occasional series by new leaders of humanities organizations with an article by Laurie Zierer, executive […]
MAPACA Seeks Conference Proposals
From MAPACA: The Mid-Atlantic Popular & American Culture Association is seeking paper proposals for its 24th Annual Conference to be […]
New Federal and State Parks in Maryland Commemorate Life and Legacy of Harriet Ross Tubman
I was a conductor on the Underground Railroad for eight years, and I can say what most conductors can’t say […]
“Beers to Brassieres in 150 Years” and Beyond: New Developments at the Lower East Side Tenement Museum
By Mandi Magnuson-Hung Since opening in 1992 in what was previously a tenement building at 97 Orchard Street on Manhattan’s […]