Understanding the U.S. History Sector: Core Issues Briefing Series Webinar: October 14
Using AASLH’s National Census of History Organizations as a primary foundation, attendees to this webinar will learn the ins and outs of the U.S. history sector—its parameters, key characteristics, and top pain points—as well as insights into audience trends. Register Here.

Getting Started in Local Advocacy Webinar: October 20
Building on AASLH’s new manual, Speak Up for History: Getting Started in Local Advocacy, this webinar will offer attendees a basic understanding of what local advocacy is and why it matters, ways to translate big ideas into practical and flexible techniques, and concrete examples and tools for getting started. Register Here.

Doing History in Polarized Times: Core Issues Briefing Series Webinar: October 21
Political and cultural divisions in America today pose great challenges to the history field. This webinar will explore recent research and tested strategies to help history practitioners work more effectively in today’s fractious discourse. Register Here.

NAGPRA Essentials for History Organizations Virtual Workshop: October 22

Feeling overwhelmed and underprepared to comply with the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA)? During this workshop, Bernstein & Associates NAGPRA Consultants will provide an overview of NAGPRA and the 2024 updated regulations as well as offer a roadmap to repatriation. Register Here.

 AASLH History Hour: Is This Place Haunted?: October 27

Join us for some spooky fun at October's History Hour, AASLH's free monthly online meet up. At this History Hour, there will be three rounds of breakout sessions. You'll meet a new set of peers during each round. Register Here.

Disaster Preparedness for History Organizations: Core Issues Briefing Series Webinar: October 28

While every history institution is susceptible to disasters of some kind, properly preparing for such events can promote more effective recovery. Attend this webinar to gain a deeper understanding of the risks an organization should consider and how to mitigate them. Register Here.

Understanding the U.S. History Workforce: Core Issues Briefing Series Webinar: November 4

Who works in the history field today? Attendees will learn about data and insights that can support making informed decisions, advocate for needed change, and building more sustainable institutions through this clearer, more complete picture of the people who power the history sector. Register Here.

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