Author: Jimena Perry, PhD. Assistant Professor, Iona University. Project Manager IFPH Explorers In an effort to keep the project growing, since 2022 the @ifphexplorers has had the privilege...
On December 15, 2024, the International Federation for Public History, IFPH, held its highly anticipated online elections to fill three Delegate-at-large positions on its Steering Committee. These positions,...
Autores: Alexander Vaca Viracucha, Patricio Núñez, Santiago Tello Como historiadores públicos nos vinculamos con la comunidad de Sigsipamba, una parroquia del cantón Pimampiro de la provincia de Imbabura,...
La migración internacional de campesinos en la década de los 80’s en un filme ecuatoriano Autora: Teresa Vásquez, Antropóloga, Master en Educación Social. …y mijo, cómo estás? Hasta...
Public History Interns Series Author: Katie Haberlin, IFPH Explorers Intern, undergraduate enrolled in the Bachelor of Arts (Modern History) program at Macquarie University, Australia. Historian John Majewski argues...
María Elena Bedoya Historiadora y curadora independiente. Profesora del programa de Museos y Patrimonio de la UASB, Ecuador. Karla Escobar Investigadora y Coordinadora de Transmedia HistoryTelling, Max Planck Institute...
Public History Interns Series Author: Isabeau Wighton, student at Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia, studying ancient history and archaeology. There are many organisations dedicated to Public History around the...
Author: Sarah Ritt has received her MA in English from the University of Vienna, her thesis is entitled “Power, Public Space and the Issue of Murals in Post...
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