Soon to reach our organization’s quinquagenary, we thought it an appropriate time to do some reflecting on nearly five decades of The Conference on Faith & History. Hopefully a few posts here on the CFH site will stir up online…
The AHA's Affiliated Societies offer dissertation and graduate student prizes in a wide range of temporal and thematic historic fields. The AHA has listed many of these prizes in one easy-to-find location here: #twitterstorians https://www.historians.org/about-aha-and-membership/affiliated-societies/affiliate-dissertation-prizes
Join us for “Beyond Conflict: Archive and Ethics in the Middle East” on Jan. 26 at 2 PM ET, on insights gained and dilemmas posed by conducting research on areas where violence and conflict have made historical materials hard to access. (1/2) #VirtualAHA https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_nBh94W7XRSOJfaKNok8kEg
With lots of talk about Presidential #pardons in the news this week, #DYK that late medieval kings of England often utilised this power?
#HistParl's Dr Hannes Kleineke wrote about Henry VI's 1470 Christmas pardon for the @UkNatArchives blog. Read it here:
http://ow.ly/LxBO50DcBiE
