Have you tried one of AASLH's Arcus Courses? These self-paced online courses will help you understand the most important topics in the history field and how to incorporate the knowledge you gain in the courses into your work. Explore more about Arcus at aaslh.org/professional-d….

In our summer Developing Exhibits: Planning and Design Online Course participants will develop an exhibition and create a design package. Register at tinyurl.com/AASLHDESummer.

Are you curious if there is anything your organization can do to educate about climate changes over time? Join us on Tuesday, April 24 at 3 p.m. ET for an informative webinar. This webinar is sponsored by Lyrasis. Register at tinyurl.com/CWHWebinar.

A new AASLH Book Series, 'Practical Guides for the Public Historian,' will appeal to those looking to solve practical issues in the field of public history. Learn more about the series and how you can submit a proposal at aaslh.org/new-series-pra….

In this month's AASLH History Hour, chat about the connection between research and action at history organizations. What issues do you wish you knew more about? Join us at 3 p.m. ET on April 23 for this free event. Register at tinyurl.com/HistoryHour0424.

TOMORROW: IMLS and DOE Environmental Management will meet with museums, historical centers, legacy sites, interpretive centers, & other institutions that tell the story of the Manhattan Project, subsequent nuclear weapons production, and their legacy. Register now ⬇️ imls.gov/webinars/fueli…

This is National Library Week and today is #RightToReadDay . Visit the UniteAgainstBookBans website to take action against censorship, including attempts to limit public access to full tellings of history at museums, historic sites, libraries, and schools. uniteagainstbookbans.org/right-to-read-…

Our STEPS program is a self-assessment tool that helps history orgs meet national standards. In the AASLH blog, Evy Raes, a board member with a volunteer-run county historical society, shares her experience with how the program has helped her organization. aaslh.org/volunteer-run-…

The AASLH Council is the governing board of the association. Council met on Sunday, February 25, in conjunction with Museums Advocacy Day in Washington, D.C. AASLH Chair Burt Logan led the meeting. See the actions that Council took at the meeting at tinyurl.com/AOC0224.

The deadline to register for our one-day workshop 'Reimagining the Historic House Museum' in Laurel, MD is next Friday. This workshop includes an analysis of the most important opportunities and threats facing historic sites in America. Register at tinyurl.com/RHHWorkshop.

.MuseumExpert is asking for your input about issues that block museums from becoming human-centered workplaces. Responses will be used to develop recommendations for the field. The deadline to respond is April 7. Survey: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…. museumexpert.org

In 2023 AASLH hewed to its mission: helping the history community to thrive and making the past meaningful to all people. Read our 2023 Annual Report to see everything we accomplished. aaslh.org/helping-the-hi…

Google Groups are available for eight of AASLH's affinity communities and for discussions of DE & I issues in the history field. Each group is a forum where you can share news and resources or ask a question and get advice. Find our communities at aaslh.org/communities.

Congrats to The Morgan County (TN) Genealogical and Historical Society / Heritage Museum and Spring Grove (PA) Area Historical Preservation Society who recently earned Bronze Certificates in the AASLH STEPS program. Learn more about STEPS at aaslh.org/professional-d….

Your org can participate in National Historic Marker Day on April 26. William G. Pomeroy Foundation has resources to help history organizations plan a volunteer activity, a marker cleaning guide, tips for publicizing your project, and more. wgpfoundation.org/national-histo…

Civic Season takes place Juneteenth-July 4 and is an opportunity to engage younger generations in history and civics. A toolkit with resources to develop programming is available. Made By Us will hold a webinar about the toolkit on April 3. thecivicseason.com/toolkit/

The new president of Thomas Jefferson's Monticello says the site is preparing to mark the US 250th anniversary by doing 'the hard work of public history: looking honestly at where we've been, learning across our differences, finding the way forward.' historians.org/research-and-p…

You can register onsite for the 2024 NCPH Annual Meeting, which will take place in Salt Lake City on April 10–13. The theme of this year's meeting is 'Historical Urgency.' NCPH and AASLH will hold a joint Annual Conference in 2026. Learn more at ncph.org/conference/202….

Registration is open for our Introduction to Financial Management online course. This course will equip you with a toolkit to engage with finance on your terms and to your ability. Register at tinyurl.com/FMSummerCourse.

We are pleased to announce that AASLH is a National Partner of the Women's Suffrage National Monument Foundation, which is working to place the first memorial on the National Mall dedicated to American women's history.