Notice of Annual General Meeting 2023
Members of the History Council of NSW are invited to join us for the 2022 Annual General Meeting which includes Council elections.
Our Subcommittees
HCNSW Heritage Subcommittee – an opportunity for our members to contribute to the HCNSW’s heritage position & advocacy.
POSTPONED: First Nations – Connecting Culture: Tracing Ancestors
In this panel presented by the HCNSW in collaboration with the State Library of NSW, Melissa Jackson and Kerry-Ann Tape will meet in-person to speak about the State Library’s diverse family history collections, both online and onsite.
Statement of Concern – ABC Archives Restructure
The HCNSW, as convenor of the History Councils of Australia have made a Statement of Concern about proposed ABC Archives restructure.
First Nations: Careers in History – Preparing for opportunity! (19 July 2022)
In this panel presented by the HCNSW, Paul Irish, Neenah Gray, Brian Marshall and Emily McDaniel will meet in-person to speak about career paths for First Nations historians. Chaired by Kiera Lindsey.
Member Callout – Heritage Subcommittee Opportunity (Closed)
HCNSW Heritage Subcommittee – an opportunity for our members to contribute to the HCNSW’s heritage position & advocacy.
Job: Media & Communications Officer (NOW CLOSED)
HCNSW Job – Media & Communications Officer. The position is for 8 hrs a week (May-Nov 2022). Applications close 22 May 2022.
Newcastle Writers’ Festival HCNSW Panel – 2 April 2022
In this Newcastle Writers’ Festival Panel presented by the HCNSW, Grace Karskens (UNSW), Mark Dunn and Julie McIntyre (UoN) will meet in-person to speak about writing histories of rivers and their people. Chaired by Nancy Cushing (UoN).
Job (now closed): Programs & Administration Officer
HCNSW Job – Programs & Administration Officer. The position is for 16 hrs a week until March 2023. Applications close 2 April 2022.
Sydney Writers Festival – People, Culture and Environment: In Conversation with the winners of the 2021 NSW Premier’s History Award | 18 May 2022
Winners of the 2021 NSW Premier’s History Awards, Laurene Billiet, Matthew Colloff and Luke Keogh gather in-person at the Sydney Writers Festival to reveal how they make history, their inspirations, and the impact they hope their work will have.