AASLH Update on Planning for the US 250th
This year’s 4th of July kicks off the three-year countdown to the 250th anniversary of the United States in 2026. The [...]
What’s New at the AASLH 2023 Annual Conference
The American Association for State and Local History introduces new features to the Annual Conference every year to improve the experience [...]
AASLH Statement on Moms for Liberty Meeting
The antigovernment group, Moms for Liberty, opens its four-day summit in Philadelphia this week with a reception at the Museum of [...]
2022 Virtual Conference Educator and Environment Sessions
The 2022 AASLH Virtual Conference is November 1-3. The pre-registration deadline is October 26. Registration is only $60 for [...]
A National Conference with a Small Town Feel
By Sarah Adams, Edwards Place Historic House, Springfield, IL I was fortunate to attend the 2022 AASLH Annual Conference [...]
The Power of Change Starts from Inside
By Anne Jordan, Little White School Museum, Oswego, IL This was my second year attending the AASLH conference, but [...]
Change is Required: Preparing for the Post-Pandemic Museum
Change is Required: Preparing for the Post-Pandemic Museum, the newest book in the American Association for State and Local [...]
Tips for Submitting a Successful #AASLH2022 Session Proposal (Part I)
By Bethany L. Hawkins, AASLH Chief of Operations Do you have an idea for a session for AASLH’s 2022 Annual Meeting or Online Conference, but [...]
Call for Survey Participants: Making in Museums and Historic Sites
By Tim Betz, Morgan Log House (Towamencin, PA )and Kutztown University of Pennsylvania (Kutztown, PA) Museums and historic sites have long used making [...]
Share Your Expertise: 2022 AASLH Call for Proposals Now Open
By Jennifer Ortiz, 2022 AASLH Annual Meeting Program Chair What have you done that you can share with others to help improve the history [...]
Call for Papers: An Accessible Past: Making Historic Sites Accessible
By Heather Pressman, Molly Brown House Museum, Denver, CO History museums and historic sites are consistently the most visited type of museum, but what [...]
Making the Invisible Visible: Neurodiversity and the Workplace
By Richard Josey, Collective Journeys LLC and Chair of AASLH’s Diversity and Inclusion Committee “If you are always trying to be normal, you will [...]
Meeting Mentors at #AASLH2021
By Michelle Lopez, National Civil Rights Museum, Memphis, TN As one of the recipients of the Douglas Evelyn Scholarship for Minority Professionals to attend [...]