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AHA Publishes Guiding Principles for Artificial Intelligence in History Education

The American Historical Association announces the publication of Guiding Principles for Artificial Intelligence in History Education. In 2023, the AHA Council established an Ad Hoc Committee on Artificial Intelligence in History Education to develop guidelines for the safe, ethical, and pedagogically sound integration of AI in history education at all…Read Article

Update on Lawsuit to Restore the NEH

American Council of Learned Societies, American Historical Association, and Modern Language Association celebrate Judge Colleen McMahon’s decision for the Authors Guild, putting a stay on the cancellations of the NEH's awarded grants. While it is disappointing that our request for an injunction and some of the claims in our own…United States · United States Read Article

AHA Signs On to CIE Letter Urging Protection of Title VI Programs in FY26

The AHA has signed on to a letter from the Coalition for International Education (CIE) urging lawmakers to protect and fund HEA-Title VI International Education and Foreign Language Studies programs in FY 2026, including Fulbright-Hays programs.Washington DC · Washington Read Article

With Civics Education, We Can All Become Influencers

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Inherent in the concept of compulsory voting is an informed understanding of the democratic process, which civic education provides.Influencers · United States See the Story

AHA Member Featured in New York Times and Washington Post for Work on Historic Williamsburg Bray School

AHA member Maureen Elgersman Lee (Coll. of William & Mary) was featured in the New York Times and the Washington Post for her work on the Williamsburg Bray School.Work · Williamsburg Read Article

American Historical Association Welcomes Dr. Sarah Weicksel as Executive Director

WASHINGTON, DC — The American Historical Association welcomes Dr. Sarah Weicksel as its executive director, effective July 1, 2025. Since 2020, Weicksel has served as the AHA’s director of research and publications, spearheading major initiatives in higher education, professional development, academic publishing, and teaching with material culture. In 2024, she was appointed by the Archivist […]Washington DC · Washington See the Story

A Letter from AHA Executive Director Sarah Weicksel

Dear Colleagues, It is a privilege to write to you as the new executive director of the American Historical Association—and to thank you for your continued engagement with our collective work. I have been a member of the AHA since I was in my first years of graduate school, at…United States · United States Read Article

Trump’s Crackdown On ‘Negative’ History At National Monuments Faces Sabotage By Counter-Protest

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National Park lovers have flooded a new comment forum with praise for park staff and their telling of America’s often complex history after calls from activists and even rangers to “spam this form.”Donald Trump See the Story

National Archives at College Park public access restriction notice sparks confusion

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Open the article to view the coverage from Capital GazetteCollege Park, Maryland · College Park See the Story

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