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what’s you’re favorite animated show and why is it bobs burgers?

Historic Places are the cornerstone of the National Park Service mission, and they (almost) always have been.

Trump orders ‘ideology’ removed from Smithsonian. What about NC sit-ins exhibit? We fact-check a report that the Trump administration ordered pieces of the F.W. Woolworth lunch counter from Greensboro to be removed from the Smithsonian Institution.

No one in my Bluesky circle needs to hear this, but Black history is American history. The Greensboro lunch counter is a place where brave Americans defended freedom and equality against bigotry. It represents my patriotism; it is patriotic to demand and shape an America that lives up to its ideals.

Also on 4/30! "A Conversation with Harry S. Truman Library and Museum Director Mark Adams" at 6pm ET. Join Mark Adams for a conversation about #PublicHistory jobs and museum education. Register at community.ncph.org/events/Event.... #Museums #PublicHistoryJobs #MuseumEducataion

i have also loved the noises and silences in this room among the audience

y’all this keynote is what we all need right now. just imagine what i’m not able to capture here

white to a colleague: what do you mean what will we do? we study club women, many of whom worked for a day they never saw

robinson: this work requires you to be a good human being; that’s the only way this works. what does that look like for your work? how are you impacting people to bring their best selves to the work?

white: “people are not a grant opportunity” don’t write the grant and consult them later and then get mad when people are upset about the way they are presented

hyman: solidarity means picking a side, asking people to tell their stories in their own words, believing in their voice and that she doesn’t need to translate it

frasier: what does it mean to be in intimate relationship? community engagement is the lowest level, when you are introducing yourself to community; introductions are baseline. where are you in lockstep with the community? putting yourself on the line? when they are on the front line, where are you?

five Black panelists from various NC universities sit at a table, behind microphones and in front of a large screen

i’ve been excited for this keynote and two minutes in, Dr. Tara White has me tearing up. talking solidarity at #NCPH2025 “until i close my eyes, i’ll be doing history”

same same lol

MEM – Centre des mémoires montréalaises | memmtl.ca/en Museum and civic space in Montreal

if you haven't been to the MEM yet, entrance is free with your NCPH badge! They are open late tonight as well #NCPH2025 their website: memmtl.ca/en/

join us for our working group this morning in drummond west: Public Historians, Empathetic People: Building Humane Leadership and Work Cultures #NCPH2025

Home - Climate Disaster Project Climate Disaster Project is an international teaching newsroom that works with people affected by climate change to share and investigate their stories.

hearing from Canadian-based international teaching newsroom about co-creating oral histories and more through the climate disaster project. see: climatedisasterproject.com #s16 #NCPH2025

another speaker talking about how quickly in historical time the transition to oil and coal happened (basically in a generation) as celebration of innovation and encouragement for the innovation needed for the current transition to green energy #s16 #NCPH2025

History & Hope for Climate Action: An Interpretive Toolkit - Climate Change (U.S. National Park Service)

Donna Graves discussing history and hope as action, through the development of the NPS History & Hope Toolkit. I've used it in a class this semester. Download your own copy now: www.nps.gov/subjects/cli...
#s16 #NCPH2025

post lunch session on Climate History/Climate Hope #s16 #NCPH2025, starting with temp check about who has experienced climate events, do audiences and colleagues ask/discuss issues?

i'm not sharing much, because i'm not sure about permissions, which may carry through other sessions as well. interesting times, to say the least #NCPH2025

conversations around ethic of care, its definitions, and etc. one panelist notes that for them, "ethics are always with the narrator," even if that means they are asked to delete an oral history for any reason #s07 #NCPH2025

i looked it up and your list is definitely easier and works well :)

shockingly enough, it is the same as the hashtag ;)

i don’t. idk if @abbygateau.bsky.social does? i did see an apple store close, if all else fails

settling in to my first official #NCPH2025 session — #s27 on queer oral history and the archives; lots of questions to discuss, even more than when the session was proposed

anyone created an #NCPH2025 feed yet? to be clear i don’t know how to do that lol

oooh. good to know!

Let's Talk About Preservation Advocacy — Sarah Marsom The historic preservation field has adopted a specific advocacy approach, but as Brad White questioned - is it the right approach? Is this the approach we should continue to utilize as our peers are f...

The historic preservation field has adopted a specific advocacy approach, but as Brad White questioned - is it the right approach? Is this the approach we should continue to utilize as threats to cultural heritage work emerge? #HistoricPreservation #PublicHistory www.sarahmarsom.com/news/2025/2/...

Once again, please immediately stop feeding your cats any raw food— no raw milk, no raw meat. This includes commercial diets, homemade diets, and freeze dried raw treats and meal toppers