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New national museums are expanding the American narrative
How should the new National Museum of the American Latino and National Women's History Museum approach their work amid rapid social change?
Museums have started a new a history holiday
A Q&A with Caroline Klibanoff about ‘Civic Season,’ a new annual tradition.
What do Americans think about history?
The New York Times asked American parents what they thought about history. How do their ideas fit with national trends?
Newsletter Reboot; History Organizations in the U.S.
(Re)introducing “History in Public”; And, a short discussion of the 2022 National Census of History Organizations.
How historians are responding to the pandemic
Coronavirus is changing how historians in the present think about both past and future.
American History in the Time of Coronavirus
A roundup of the goings on in the U.S. history community for early April.
Primary Source: March 16
Highlights and commentary on the world of American history.
Primary Source: March 9
A roundup of stories from around the history community, for the week of March 9.
History in Public
History in Public
Exploring how people connect with the past and the role of history in American life.

History in Public

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