Special Institutional Members
The Public History Program at Arizona State University is one of the oldest in the United States. Founded in 1980, it invites students to explore local and community history, digital humanities, historic preservation, oral history, cultural resources management, historical administration, museum studies, archival training, and scholarly publishing. We train students to put history to work in the world—in National Parks, museums, universities, archives and the private sector. We work with a wide range of partner institutions locally and nationally, providing opportunities for our students in immersion and online programs to gain valuable real-world experience. Our Public History Graduate Certificate is designed to provide students with the training needed to work in the field of public history.
Contact: public.history@asu.edu
Director: Mark Tebeau, mtebeau@asu.edu
The Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History (C2DH) is a research centre of the highest academic excellence for the study, analysis and public dissemination of contemporary Luxembourgish and European history. It aims to perform as a key player in three interrelated fields of interest:
- First, as a national platform for the critical discussion and academic study of questions related to the contemporary history of Luxembourg from a transnational perspective;
- Second, as an international hub for reflection on the methodological and epistemological challenges of history in the digital age;
- Third, as a local mediator in the promotion of multimodal and digital literacy in academic research and teaching at the University of Luxembourg.
The centre therefore has a particular focus on the use of digital methods and tools for historical research and serves as a catalyst for innovative and creative scholarship and new forms of public dissemination and societal engagement with history in Luxembourg. Three thematic research areas — the contemporary history of Luxembourg, European history and digital historiography — are explored from a transnational and interdisciplinary perspective.
For more information about the C2DH, please contact:
Stefan Krebs, Head of Public History and Outreach, Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History (C2 DH) – University of Luxembourg – Belval Campus – Maison des Sciences Humaines – 11, Porte des Sciences – L-4366 Esch-sur-Alzette – Luxembourg – Tel: (+352) 46 66 44 – 9741
Email: stefan.krebs@uni.lu Follow the C2DH Public History and Outreach on Facebook on Twitter at @C2DH_LU
The Centre for Public History at Queen’s University Belfast provides a lively hub for people engaged in researching, teaching, and practicing public history. We work with a wide range of partner organisations, such as National Museums NI, the Mellon Centre for Migration Studies, and Queen’s own QUOTE hub. Research associated with the Centre focuses on a wide range of national and global contexts, historical periods, and disciplines, while our location in Northern Ireland provides a unique environment in which to explore many key issues around public engagement with, and consumption of, the past. The Centre is particularly proud to host the Keith Jeffery Annual Public History Lecture, which provides a platform for a senior scholar to reflect on contemporary issues in public history.
As part of our commitment to disseminating the latest research and educating keen public historians, we have created an MA in Public History to help train the next generation of public history professionals. The course offers a unique opportunity to study public representations of and engagement with the past in a region where the past continues to resonate.
To contact the Centre, e-mail – publichistory@qub.ac.uk
Institutional Members Level 2
The AIPH- Associazione Italiana di Public History (Italian Association of Public History) – www.aiph.it
The aim of the Italian Association of Public History is to develop Public History in Italy by creating opportunities to meet, share and compare knowledge among all those who practice it, promoting the teaching, research and valorization of the best experiences in this field. The AIPH aims to create opportunities for confrontation and reflection among those who work with and on the past, on how history is present in society, from university to public places, in high and popular culture, in everyday life.
The AIPH is highly committed to support International Public History as a national section of the IFPH-FIHP
Contacts:
Secretariate: Roberto Ibba, AIPH – Associazione Italiana di Public History, c/o Domus mazziniana, Via Giuseppe Mazzini, 71 – 56125 Pisa, Email: segreteria@aiph.it
Presidency: Enrica Salvatori, AIPH – Associazione Italiana di Public History, c/o Università di Pisa, Italy, Email: enrica.salvatori[at]unipi.it
The House of European History is a history museum in Brussels, Belgium, focusing on the recent history of the continent of Europe and the European integration process. It is an initiative by the European Parliament, and opened on 6 May. We collect, research and exhibit a diversity of memories, experiences and interpretations of European history, deepening knowledge and widening perspectives, encouraging the critical thinking and empathy needed to see historical events from other viewpoints. Underpinned by our academic independence, we will help to build a more informed society aware of the consequences of European history for today and strengthened by the mutual understanding needed for a common future.
Contact: https://historia.europa.eu/en/
The Khayrallah Center is the leading global institution dedicated to the study of historical and contemporary Lebanese immigration across social, political, economic, and cultural dimensions. Our goal is to preserve and share the history of Lebanese immigrants worldwide and disseminate our research, archives, and resources to scholars and the people of the Lebanese diaspora.
Contact us at lebanesestudies@ncsu.edu.
