ASHP/CML

Since 1981, the American Social History Project has challenged traditional ways that people learn about the past with print, visual, and multimedia materials.

[ASHP/CML @ashp_cml]

ASHP is releasing a new, expanded, and updated edition of the popular textbook Who Built America? Working People and the Nation’s History. A beta version is now available as a free, open-access digital resource. Visit https://t.co/XaE5cNcI4I.

[ASHP/CML @ashp_cml]

For questions or further information, contact the American Social History Project at [email protected]

[ASHP/CML @ashp_cml]

ASHP is releasing a new, expanded, and updated edition of the popular textbook Who Built America? Working People and the Nation’s History. A beta version is now available as a free, open-access digital resource. Visit https://t.co/XaE5cNcI4I.

[ASHP/CML @ashp_cml]

@KevinVrevich @TrevorGriffey Hi Kevin! Please feel free to get in touch with us at [email protected]. Looking forward to hearing what you think of WBA!

[ASHP/CML @ashp_cml]

@TrevorGriffey Thanks so much!! We are really excited for educators and students to dig into the newly expanded and updated version of "Who Built America?" We can't wait to hear what you all think.

[Trevor Griffey @TrevorGriffey]

What's the best free digital US history textbook?

I haven't done a full survey, but I think "Who Built America?" from @ashp_cml is an outstanding resource for high school and college history teachers that is near or at the top.

Check it out: https://t.co/g0sk825JdK

[Robert Seidel Jr. @RSeidel_NBCT]

#APUSH220 "During the postwar years, hundreds of elementary and high school teachers lost their jobs as a result of such investigations, which often involved 'blacklists' compiled by anti-Communist groups and individuals."

Via @ashp_cml & @librarycongress
https://t.co/MwsMdLFnmj

[ASHP/CML @ashp_cml]

Today's the day! Applications are due for our 2024 Hybrid Summer LGBTQ+ Histories Summer Institute! The deadline is tonight at 11:59pm Pacific Time. Find all the info here: https://t.co/9XByLpwX5F

[ASHP/CML @ashp_cml]

Applications are officially OPEN for our 2024
@NEHgov Hybrid Summer Institute! Calling all middle and high school teachers to explore the rich LGBTQ+ Histories of the US. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity! Check out the details and APPLY NOW through the links below!

[Julio Capó Jr. @JulioCapoJr]

This is such a great opportunity for middle & high school teachers. Hurry! Deadline to apply is FAST approaching: March 5! #LGBTQ #history

[Hugh Ryan @Hugh_Ryan]

This is going to be an incredible two weeks of workshops! Very excited to talk about queer NYC history on July 18th. Please spread the word and apply!

[ASHP/CML @ashp_cml]

APPLICATIONS DUE MARCH 5 💻⏰ Teachers, apply for our 2024 @NEHgov Hybrid LGBTQ+ Histories Summer Institute at the link in our bio! Pictured here: the Lesbian and Gay Chorus of San Fransisco in 1992, image source: GLBT Historical Society https://t.co/weovHFBuDt

[Zinn Ed Project @ZinnEdProject]

#tdih 1899 Philippine Republic President Emilio Aguinaldo declared war on U.S., when U.S. refused to recognize Philippine independence.

The @ashp_cml offers a free lesson with primary docs and 30-min. documentary "Savage Acts" to #TeachOutsideTextbook ⬇️
https://t.co/JWGZ9wR3V6

[ASHP/CML @ashp_cml]

Teachers! Applications now open for our 2024 LGBTQ+ Histories Summer Institute, link in our bio! This image comes from a 1971 gay rights demonstration in Albany, NY comes from NYPL's Diana Davies collection: https://t.co/L911qideOa

[ASHP/CML @ashp_cml]

@NEHgov applications and details here: https://t.co/9XByLpwX5F

[ASHP/CML @ashp_cml]

Applications are officially OPEN for our 2024
@NEHgov Hybrid Summer Institute! Calling all middle and high school teachers to explore the rich LGBTQ+ Histories of the US. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity! Check out the details and APPLY NOW through the links below!

[ASHP/CML @ashp_cml]

TOMORROW is the application deadline for our @NEHgov summer institute: The Visual Culture of the American Civil War and its Aftermath

Meet with experts in the field and attend informative site visits with attendees from all around the US!

Apply here: https://t.co/fXxeNDqU28

[ASHP/CML @ashp_cml]

ATTENTION all university teachers, museum professionals, and graduate students!

You have ONE WEEK to submit an application to our upcoming @NEHgov Summer Institute: The Visual Culture of the American Civil War and its Aftermath

APPLY here: https://t.co/fXxeNDqU28

[ASHP/CML @ashp_cml]

ATTENTION all university teachers, museum professionals, and graduate students!

You have ONE WEEK to submit an application to our upcoming @NEHgov Summer Institute: The Visual Culture of the American Civil War and its Aftermath

APPLY here: https://t.co/fXxeNDqU28

[ASHP/CML @ashp_cml]

Applications for our upcoming @NEHgov Summer Institute: Visual Culture of the American Civil War and its Aftermath close in 2 weeks!

Don't miss this amazing opportunity and get your apps in today!

https://t.co/moYi6E0dml

[ASHP/CML @ashp_cml]

Applications are open for our July 10-21,2023
@NEHgov Summer Institute: Visual Culture of the American Civil War and Its Aftermath

We are inviting 25 college and university teachers, museum professionals, and graduate students.

Deadline March 1, 2023: https://t.co/moYi6E0dml

[ASHP/CML @ashp_cml]

Check out episode 2 of 'Making Queer History Public' with @genderhorizon!

We discuss the NYC Trans Oral History Project, a community archive devoted to the collection, preservation and sharing of trans histories.

https://t.co/hCcjy5YiiT

[ASHP/CML @ashp_cml]

In this episode, Steven tells us about his experiences archiving the lives of #LGBTQ+ folks at the @SchomburgCenter. We also discuss the historical exclusion of the LGBTQ+ community in institutional archives and the work that people have done to bring their stories to light.

[ASHP/CML @ashp_cml]

We are so excited to share the first episode of our new podcast series "Making Queer History Public" featuring an interview with Steven G. Fullwood!

Listen on Apple Podcasts (https://t.co/2PIsJS1YKa), Spotify (https://t.co/ZV6x6UQWV7), or wherever you get your podcasts!

[ASHP/CML @ashp_cml]

We are so excited to share the first episode of our new podcast series "Making Queer History Public" featuring an interview with Steven G. Fullwood!

Listen on Apple Podcasts (https://t.co/2PIsJS1YKa), Spotify (https://t.co/ZV6x6UQWV7), or wherever you get your podcasts!