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Announcement | Value of History Statement
The History Councils of New South Wales, South Australia, Victoria and Western Australia have jointly adopted a statement about the Value of History.
Careers in History Ep. 2 – Digital Public Histories, Archives and Media
For many students and early career professionals interested in history, finding employment opportunities beyond their tertiary studies can be both challenging and daunting. Join the History Council of NSW with Session Chair Dr Matt Allen for an informal session featuring a diverse range of guest speakers working in the history sector.
Premiere – Statue Wars: Protests, Public Histories and Problematic Plinths. So, where are we now?
In this webinar, we launched a brand-new special issue of Public History Review which is devoted to the Statue Wars and based upon a two-part seminar series hosted by the History Council of NSW shortly after the Black Lives Matter protests of 2020.
Job vacancy: Project Officer, First Nations Histories
HCNSW Job – Project Officer, First Nations Histories. The position is for 16 hrs a week for 35 weeks, with a possibility of extension. Applications close 14 September 2021.
Careers in History Ep. 1 – Heritage, Museums and Archaeology
For many students and early career professionals interested in history, finding employment opportunities beyond their tertiary studies can be both challenging and daunting. Join the History Council of NSW with Session Chair Dr Kiera Lindsey for an informal session featuring a diverse range of guest speakers working in the history sector.
So, where are we now? Statue Wars: Protests, Public Histories and Problematic Plinths
In this seminar, we will launch a brand-new special issue of Public History Review which is devoted to the Statue Wars and based upon a two-part seminar series hosted by the History Council of NSW shortly after the Black Lives Matter protests of 2020.
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