NCPH had the pleasure of helping to shepherd this project, and it was exciting from start to finish.

these networks, streaming services, and media conglomerates are really underestimating how many times i am willing to re-watch my DVD box set of the first season of veronica mars over and over and over again. like...i will outlast you.

The Midwest newsroom at @propublica.org is amazing. Fantastically talented, hard-working, good-hearted people who do this work for all the right reasons. And so much fun to be around. I love being part of it. Come join us! This is a **solid-gold journalism job opportunity.**

Today begins the process of removing interpretive assets across National Park Service sites that violate the president's EO. If you work for the NPS, please let me know what, if any, changes are taking place at your site. No names will be used. Thank you. #NationalParks 🗃️ cwmemory.com/contact-me/

every SI exhibit is vetted at the highest possible levels and at every stage of development: peer review by top scholars, extensive visitor, studies panels with every type of stakeholder. I'd like to see reporters covering the curatorial process and the actual experts at these museums #publichistory

Washington Post: “Is fascism bad? The answer may surprise you” Teen Vogue: “Here are three fun tips you can use this summer to disable an armored personnel carrier”

Join us on 7/24 from 1-2:30pm ET for a #VirtualProgram discussion of the forthcoming NCPH-NPS authored anthology, “Disability in Place.” Learn more about the work and process of this project and why it matters for the current moment. Register at community.ncph.org/events/Event.... #PublicHistory

So, here it is. Thanks to a new state law that was NEVER DEBATED, Indiana University has committed itself to abolishing majors in African-American/African Diaspora Studies: American Studies; Art History; French; Italian; Religious Studies etc. DOZENS of majors. www.ipm.org/news-section...

if it's safe for you to talk to the press, @ncph.bsky.social wants to help make those connections. Sign up if you're willing and able to be contacted by a journalist to advocate for public history. if you have q's about your data/privacy, DM me or email [email protected].

Hi all. I would appreciate it if you reposted @ncph.bsky.social 's below message. Given our inability to circulate this study through normal channels, we want to make sure those that would find these on-access chapters useful learn about them.

This is awesome! Perri is one of my favorite people.

Come write postcards tomorrow with @ncph.bsky.social and other wonderful Public History Colleagues #PublicHistory 458rl1jp.r.us-east-1.awstrack.me/L0/https:%2F...

just a quick reminder about keeping federal historians safe and helping them keep their jobs.

👏think like a cat and sabo tabby yourself a mess 👏

I sincerely don’t know why people aren’t physically stopping those dorks. Move shit. Lock doors. Lose the keys. Everyone switch seats. Turn off all the lights. Switch the signs on the elevator lobby. Make the settings all silly. Use a different language. Wear costumes. Fill rooms with balloons

NCPH is hosting a postcard and letter-writing campaign on Zoom tomorrow (Friday, Feb 7) from 2-3 pm ET. I'll be there, figuring out how best to be a thorn in the side of my congressional reps until they are SICK of me. Y'all can join the Zoom via this link: community.ncph.org/event/Postca...

some days, the win is stumbling upon a neat little pun. can't wait to see so many of my public history people at #NCPH2025 in MTL 🙃

the last good thing i saw over at the other place was a video of a beaver eating cabbage. so here's a gif of a beaver eating cabbage for a seamless social media transition.