NCPH will be stepping back from this platform. Our account, which retains the history and memory of a vibrant and joyful online public history community, will stay up, but we will no longer be actively monitoring or posting here. 1/.

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We look forward to spending more time with our public history community in online spaces where the skies are bluer. You can also find us on LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook, and we may soon have a few new tricks up our sleeves. 2/.

Registration is open and a preliminary program is up for #NCPH2025 in Montréal! Check out the conference hub at to register and make your travel plans.

Applications for #NCPH2025 Dine Arounds and Pop-Ups are due TOMORROW! Learn more about what each event entails and submit an interest form here by 11:59pm on November 15th:

The NPS is asking for feedback from historians with knowledge of Black history in the Intermountain West (AZ, CO, MT, NM, OK, TX, UT, and WY). If you are familiar with this history, please consider taking this brief survey:

RT @rayshaunagray: I filled my journal with notes and packed my suitcases with books and reports. It was a thrill and a pleasure to help re….

The following is a statement from NCPH President, @DDMeringolo, on the recent 2024 Presidential Election results.

RT @ncph: Are you already thinking about discussing your #PublicHistory concerns and research with colleagues over food and drink at #NCPH2….

RT @ncph: There's still time to get on the #NCPH2025 Program! Pop-ups allow you to share your research with fellow NCPH attendees in Montré….

RT @AASLH: The Inclusive Historian's Handbook provides a great collection of resources for how to make history more relevant while keeping….

Read more about NCPH pop-ups through this History@Work blog post: and send this to a friend who you'd want to pop-up alongside!.

There's still time to get on the #NCPH2025 Program! Pop-ups allow you to share your research with fellow NCPH attendees in Montréal in a casual, visual, and interactive way. Interested? Submit here by Nov. 15th: #PublicHistory #CFP

Are you already thinking about discussing your #PublicHistory concerns and research with colleagues over food and drink at #NCPH2025? Applications for #NCPH2025 Dine Arounds are open for 1 more week. Submit here by November 15th:

There are 2 ways to participate in this working group: Facilitator applications are due by November 15, 2024. Discussant, applications due December 1, 2024. Facilitators will be compensated. Read the entire WG description here: #PublicHistory.

If you are passionate about accessibility in your professional organizations or experience navigating access needs, consider applying for a year-long working group with NCPH and support from ACLS. Read the entire description and apply here:

The NPS is asking for feedback from historians with knowledge of Black history in the Intermountain West (AZ, CO, MT, NM, OK, TX, UT, and WY). If you are familiar with this history, please consider taking this brief survey:

DUE TOMORROW: @NatlParkService RLoIs for Special History Study of African American History at Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine and Women in the American Revolution Study. Read the full narratives for both projects at #PublicHistory #CFP

The winners of last year's travel awards (Diversity, New Professional, and Student) are sharing what the award meant to them over on our Instagram this week. Check out those reels and posts at

Happy Friday! Take some time this weekend to nominate yourself or a colleague for an NCPH award. The Book Award is due Nov 1, all others are due Dec 1. Interested in a travel award specifically? Read on!🧵