Update: Mapping Public History Projects about COVID 19
“COVID-19, a global pandemic in a world that’s more interconnected than ever before, presents us with a historic moment. It’s an unwelcome one, to be sure, but ours...
“COVID-19, a global pandemic in a world that’s more interconnected than ever before, presents us with a historic moment. It’s an unwelcome one, to be sure, but ours...
As part of our ongoing series on the intersections between monuments and public history, César Sànchez offers an in depth look at the situation in Catalonia. In sharing...
Author: Jesús Izquierdo Martín, professor at the Autonomous University of Madrid, co-director of the radio programme “Contratiempo,” and co-director of Public History: Knowledge of the Past on the...
Author: David B. Allison author of Controversial Monuments and Memorials: A Guide for Community Leaders (2018). Since the death of Heather Heyer in Charlottesville, Virginia in August 2017,...
Author: Lucas Avelar is a Master’s student and Graduate Teaching Assistant at Colorado State University, and is part of the Heritage and Teaching of History research team at...
Author: Sebastian Kubon, lecturer in Public History, Director of the BroadcastingLab, and researcher in Medieval History at the University of Hamburg The History of Food and its Uses...
Author: Cassandra Marsillo, public historian and chief editor of Bridging For those who have been keeping an eye on our social media, you’ll have noticed that there was...