OAH Insights

Welcome to OAH Insights, where you can find information about issues affecting the history community, current happening around the profession, and updates from the OAH, its committees, and partners. This page is intended to keep our community of U.S. historians up to date on all things related to the teaching and practice of history.

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27 Historians Appointed to the OAH Distinguished Lectureship Program in 2022

OAH Member Thomas Andrews Completes Germany Residency

OAH Condemns Violations of Presidential Records Act

OAH to Co-Host Panel Discussion, “Recovering America’s Unmapped Histories,” on Friday, Nov. 5

CONFERENCE

"Congress and History" Call for Papers

African American litigants in the era of Jim Crow

Digital Humanities to Visualizing America in Africa

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

NEH Long-Term Fellowships

Searching for the Sustainable History Monograph

Confidence = Empowerment

ADVOCACY

Statement on IU Student Attack

LGBTQ Committee Issues Statement on Colorado K12 Standards

Joint OAH-AHA Statement on the Dobbs v. Jackson Decision

AROUND THE PROFESSION

OAH Condemns Violations of Presidential Records Act

Colonial Williamsburg, William & Mary Renew Omohundro Institute Partnership

OAH to Co-Host Panel Discussion, “Recovering America’s Unmapped Histories,” on Friday, Nov. 5

RESOURCES

UCSF Archives to House The COVID Tracking Project, a National Database Donated by The Atlantic

IEHS at the 2019 OAH Annual Meeting

Humanities for All

DIGITAL HUMANITIES

NPS

OAHISTORIAN

TEACHING