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Mass History Conference Registration Is Open!

by Massachusetts History Alliance | Apr 20, 2021 | Publick Occurences

PUBLICK OCCURRENCES — April 20, 2021 MASS HISTORY CONFERENCE REGISTRATION IS OPEN! We invite you to join us online Monday June 7, 2021 for History: A Massachusetts Community Activity. We’ll explore how historical organizations share authority they once held as a...
Tom Levitt—The Courage to Meddle: The Belief of Frances Perkins

Tom Levitt—The Courage to Meddle: The Belief of Frances Perkins

by Massachusetts History Alliance | Apr 15, 2021 | History News

Tom Levitt is a writer/consultant on Responsible and Sustainable Business, serial charity chair, social entrepreneur, and Director of Sector 4 Focus in West London, UK. Levitt is motivated by the idea of ‘using the tools of business to create public good,’...

2021 Mass History Conference – Session 1 Focus

by Massachusetts History Alliance | Apr 14, 2021 | Publick Occurences

PUBLICK OCCURRENCES — April 14, 2021 Massachusetts History Conference Session Sneak Peak: UNCEASING ACCESS: RESEARCH AND COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT DURING COVID-19 The shut-down beginning in March 2020 forced libraries and archives to re-think how to best serve...
Erik Bauer—Institutional Memory: Using Oral History to Capture an Organization’s History and Culture

Erik Bauer—Institutional Memory: Using Oral History to Capture an Organization’s History and Culture

by Massachusetts History Alliance | Apr 11, 2021 | History News

Erik BauerOrganizations are like living organisms, they have a identity, a culture and a history. This session will cover how to conduct an oral history project for an organization from identifying potential interviewees,creation of deed of gift to transcription and...
Dr. Francis J. Bremer—Living Godly Lives: A Look at Puritan Morality

Dr. Francis J. Bremer—Living Godly Lives: A Look at Puritan Morality

by Massachusetts History Alliance | Apr 8, 2021 | History News

Dr. Francis J. Bremer (francis.bremer@millersville.edu) is Professor and Chair of the History Department at Millersville University of Pennsylvania. He has published thirteen books and numerous essays, most dealing with puritanism in Old and New England. His 2003...
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