Remember to register for our upcoming conference 'Commemorating the Second World War in the 'young 21st century' co-organised with the University of Bonn. It runs 20-21 July and is free to attend. You can attend online or in person but booking is essential eventbrite.co.uk/e/commemoratin…

Booking for our conference on commemorating the Second World War in the 'young 21st century' is now open via Eventbrite! 🚨 Join us and IPUP YORK in July for two days full of fascinating perspectives on #CommemoratingWW2 . Registration & Programme here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/commemoratin…

York is in the #phss23 . IPUP YORK

Exciting news!

It is now official, the 2024 7th World Conference of the International Federation for Public History (fully hybrid) will take place in Luxembourg, 3-7 September 2024. CfP opens in September. #PublicHistory

Finally picking up on some work I had a brilliant MA intern from IPUP YORK doing in the spring. This comment (written with feeling) is basically a summation of my entire career. (Joyously, I hasten to add).

Tickets for the 2023 Public History Graduate Conference are now available! Tickets are free, and available via the link below 👇 the team have put a fantastic programme together including many of our own University of York History Department students

This past year, I've been part of an AHRC network that asked What is Public History Now? I'm delighted to say we've now pulled all our activities together into a website! Visit for blogs, recordings, & more! Spoiler alert: we don't answer the question. publichistorynow.uk

Calling all our former and current MA Public History students! Please help out by filling out the survey below to help explore what public history training leads to. Further details below 👇 please send a DM to thomas cauvin for the link

A reminder that our next online seminar is taking place next week! Register below to hear more about The Hunterian's 'Curating Discomfort' programme 👇 all are welcome!

Some fantastic work from one of our MA Public History Placement students! Read about Izzy's work with UoY Borthwick Institute for Archives here 👇

Register now for the next IPUP YORK seminar! Learn more about The Hunterian's 'Curating Discomfort', a programme to address historic power imbalances in the museum. The seminar will be held on Zoom and is open to all!
May 18, 6pm - book now for the link: eventbrite.co.uk/e/curating-dis…

‼️2 DAYS UNTIL DEADLINE!!!‼️ If you haven’t already, here is reminder to get your proposals in by 2pm on Friday! Click the link in bio for more information!

‼️ONE WEEK UNTIL DEADLINE‼️ If you haven’t submitted your proposals by emailing [email protected] yet, you have one more week! Check out the link in our bio for more information about proposal guidelines! #history #publichistory #heritage #gradcon2023

Ready to snap up a new job? Then don't miss the opportunity to join Wessex Museums as Marketing & Digital Lead. You'll be involved in exciting projects across our seven partner museums, as well as promoting our work to the museums sector. Closes 24 April. wessexmuseums.org.uk/were-recruitin…

Book now for the next IPUP YORK seminar! Sophie Frost (Leicester) will speak on ‘The Hidden Constellation: “legacy” digital labour at Science Museum Group'
🗓️Thursday 4th May (on Zoom), 6pm-7.15pm
For more info and to book your place, see Eventbrite: eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-hidden-c…

Congrats to Prof Henrice Altink, who has been awarded a The British Academy Writing Workshop grant to run two workshops with KNUST. The workshops will focus on interdisciplinary skills and tools needed to research major development changes. More info: thebritishacademy.ac.uk/projects/promo…