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Embracing the Experiment: From the 2025 Conference Co-Chairs
This message is from Becky Beaulieu, Taft Museum of Art President and CEO, and Whitney Owens, Chief Learning Officer at Cincinnati [...]
Submit “Hypothetical” Ethical Dilemmas for Upcoming AASLH Annual Conference Session
By Leah W. Craig, Deputy Director, Kentucky Historical Society Ethical challenges at museums and historic sites frequently make headlines. While it [...]
Statement on White House Interference at the Smithsonian
The White House’s latest, most concerted effort yet to bend the Smithsonian Institution to its will through a “comprehensive review” of [...]
Announcing the AASLH 2025 Albert B. Corey Award Winner
Your Content Goes Here AASLH 2025 Leadership in History Awards United Lynn Pride of Lynn, Massachusetts, Recognized with [...]
Registration Now Open for the 2025 AASLH Annual Conference!
Registration Now Open! 2025 AASLH Annual Conference In Partnership with the Ohio Local History Alliance September 10 – 13 [...]
Your Voice Matters: Vote in the AASLH Council Election
AASLH Members: Voting is now open in the annual Council and Leadership Nominating Committee elections. We encourage you to [...]
2025 Annual Conference Fellowships and Scholarships
The Cinnamon Catlin-Legutko Memorial Scholarship, Douglas Evelyn Diversity Fellowships, and Small Museums Scholarships are the three programs that AASLH [...]
AASLH Announces New Location for the History Leadership Institute and Opens Registration for 2025 Cohort
The American Association for State and Local History (AASLH) is excited to announce a significant change for the History Leadership Institute (HLI), the premier [...]
A New Strategic Framework
By John Dichtl, AASLH President and CEO AASLH staff, committees, and Council have been discussing the organization’s strategic direction off and on for the [...]
Conference Connections at AASLH2024
By René A. Ballesteros, Latinos in Heritage Conservation My name is René A. Ballesteros, and I recently attended the 2024 AASLH Annual Conference thanks [...]
New Ideas and Inspiration: A First-Time Attendee at AASLH2024
By Valerie Mendoza, The Other Roads Historical Consulting The last thing I expected to encounter as I prepared for my first AASLH conference was [...]
After the Election
As Americans vote to shape the future of our country, it’s vital to recognize the essential role history organizations play in strengthening democracy. At [...]
From Hawai’i to Mobile: An Archivist’s Take on the 2024 Annual Conference
By Helen Wong Smith, University of Hawai'i and SAA Past President Despite serving on the AASLH Leadership Nominating Committee in 2018-2019, attending the AASLH [...]