By Megan Anderson, Manager of Exhibits & Interpretive Planning As we enter August – and our sixth …
Breaking Ground: The United States Olympic and Paralympic Museum Opens to the Public
By Mimi Eisen, Historian Last week, the United States Olympic and Paralympic Museum (USOPM) in Colorado Springs …
“In the Eye of a Hurricane”: Taking a Stand at the 1968 Olympics
By Mimi Eisen, Historian If not for the coronavirus pandemic, we would currently be in the midst …
Reopening of Libraries and Archives in Europe
By Jason Gart, PhD, Vice President and Director of Litigation Research Contact us to receive up-to-date information …
Malady & Memory: Historic Sites that Preserve the Legacy of Resisting Disease
By Scott Vierick, Historian Disease and pandemics have always been a part of human history, but for …
Hidden Figures: Unearthing Black History in Museums and Archives
Originally published September 2017 By Michelle Johnson, Former HAI Historian, PhD Candidate at Yale University Museums and …
Towards an Inclusive American Story
By Jen Giambrone, Historian To see a vivid example of how white privilege and white supremacy are …
How Did We Get Here? The Beginnings of the Public History Field
By Katie McCarthy, American University Public History Fellow Today is the 40th anniversary of the founding of …
Engaging Visitors in the Age of Social Distancing
By Hilary Bergen, Historian & Certified Interpretive Planner In the midst of a public health crisis, museums …