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The Work of Revolution: A Museum Educator’s Journey to Providence
By: Mackenzie Gardner, Outreach and Education Coordinator, C.H. Nash Museum at Chucalissa OmniProvidence Hotel - Photo Courtesy of the Author [...]
Rhode Island History Walking Tours
Guided walking tours are an effective tool for connecting visitors to place-based storytelling. They’re engaging, accessible, and historically meaningful. During the [...]
Visit the Tomaquag Museum at the 2026 Joint Conference
While visiting Rhode Island for the 2026 AASLH Conference, participants are encouraged to make time to visit the Tomaquag Museum—Rhode Island’s [...]
Explore the Rhode Island State House
By Kate Wells, RI State Librarian Overlooking downtown Providence from Smith Hill, the State House is the center of [...]
South Providence Barrio
What does it mean to experience history not in a museum, but on a street? An Urban neighborhood filled [...]
Rhode Tour: Pocket-Sized Place-Based History
While visiting Providence for the 2026 AASLH-NCPH Annual Conference, attendees have a unique way to explore the history of [...]
Providence Welcomes Conference Attendees to PVDFest 2026
Providence’s dynamic season of summer festivals continues into September with PVDFest, a citywide celebration that brings together artists, performers, [...]
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2026 Conference Fellowship and Scholarship Winners
Cinnamon Catlin-Legutko Memorial Scholarship Cinnamon Catlin-Legutko will be best remembered because she used her power to change lives, inspire movements, and challenge the status [...]
Encounter the Czech Torah Scroll at the 2026 AASLH/NCPH Joint Conference
By the Sandra Bornstein Holocaust Education Center Revolutions do not only emerge through protests or the overthrow of governments. Sometimes they take shape through [...]
Explore the History of Enslavement in Bristol, RI
Catherine W. Zipf, Director, Bristol Historical & Preservation Society America’s Revolutionaries fought for self-determination and self-rule, but what about those who were enslaved? Recent [...]
AASLH Rejects White House Report on Smithsonian’s NMAH
AASLH rejects the White House’s July 4 report on the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History (NMAH). Contrary to the report’s characterization, NMAH has [...]
The 250th Belongs to All of Us
Dear colleagues: July 4th, the high point of our 250th year, is nearly here, and how the country will respond remains to be seen. Young [...]
Advocacy Alert: Take Action against Proposed OMB Changes
The White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) recently proposed changes that would overhaul the federal grantmaking process and hinder the work of [...]