Professional Historians Association (QLD) represents qualified historians who are professionally employed/commissioned to undertake paid historical work @phaqld
Great to present to our peers on our work with community organisations as the final paper of #HistoryTransmitted @ProfHistAus Conference organised by @phaqld
#historytransmitted has now wrapped up but we're excited that there is now a precedent for future on-line conferences. We also look forward to the Bill Wilson Oration which will be held in the future to honour our esteemed colleague, the late Dr Bill Wilson.
And that’s a wrap for #historytransmitted.
Congratulations to the organisers @phaqld for bringing us two days of fabulous history discussion. It’s been enriching and stimulating to hear from so many talented professional historians around Australia. What a community! ❤️👏🙏
So many #historians and #twitterstorians came together for #historytransmitted over the past 2 days. Thank you for being willing to jump online to help us break down attendance barriers while we all came together and discussed so many important #history matters!
And that’s a wrap! @ProfHistAus is now closing our national online conference #historytransmitted. The pandemic has changed how we met. It did not change the reason why. #history
Final paper of the day from @AliciaCerreto & @jenmrose1 who gave us a wonderful presentation on working with community organisations with several case studies and some great footage. What a privilege to work with such impressive collections. #historytransmitted@phaqld@PHAVicTas
Terrific paper from Helen Penrose at #historytransmitted, posing thoughtful reflections on what we can expect from our leaders and contemplating lessons we can take from the pandemic. Helen somehow manages to nail it at every @ProfHistAus conference! @phaqld@PHAVicTas
Participation is a process, not an outcome, and can’t always be planned. There must also be a level of trust developed throughout the process. #historytransmitted