Archives: Project

Thursday, December 8, 2022

Save the Date: The 2024 World Conference of Public History

Book your calendars - the International Federation of Public History (IFPH) has announced that the 2024 World Conference of Public History will take place in September 2024 at the University of Luxembourg with the Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History (C²DH). The conference will be fully hybrid for to allow for global... More

Tuesday, November 22, 2022

Join us Feb 2nd for the “Enghelab Shod” Oral History Archive launch

UPDATED Feb 3.2023: Thank you for all who attended the launch of the oral history archive, Enghelab Shod: Remembering the 1979 Revolution, on February 2, 2023. We were honoured to have you with us. We invite you to further explore the collected memories at www.enghelabshod.ca... More

Friday, April 1, 2022

CCPH Member Spotlight

Bridging the Gap: Allison Margot Smith on Public History & Documentary Filmmaking In January, 2022, Carleton Public History alumni Allison Margot Smith was interviewed about her work as a historical documentary filmmaker. She shares the ways in which she bridged the gap between practicing public history in her academic career to applying the... More

Saturday, January 2, 2021

Enghelab Shod: Remembering the 1979 Iranian Revolution

UPDATED Feb 3.2023: Thank you for all who attended the launch of the oral history archive, Enghelab Shod: Remembering the 1979 Revolution, on February 2, 2023. We were honoured to have you with us. We invite you to further explore the collected memories at www.enghelabshod.ca... More

Wednesday, September 20, 2017

Lost Stories

The Lost Stories Project seeks out little known stories about the Canadian past and transforms them into inexpensive, site-specific works of public art. This process is documented through a series of short films. Along the way, forgotten moments from Canadian history are brought to light, and viewers have an opportunity to see the choices that... More

Tuesday, February 7, 2017

Capital History: Stories Through Time

CapitalHistory.ca tells stories about life and labour in Canada’s National Capital Region. Learn about stories of employees and employers, about customers and passers-by, about buildings and neighbourhoods. We will be rolling out a new story every two months, offering locals and visitors diverse and exciting histories of our city. Featuring... More

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