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“Enghelab Shod”: Remembering the 1979 Iranian Revolution – An Oral History Archive

Archive launch February 2, 2023

“Enghelab Shod” [Farsi for “The Revolution Happened”] is a virtual oral history archive on memories of the 1979 Iranian revolution. As a significant moment in the history of contemporary Iran, a close and intimate view of the 1979 revolution reveals much about the hopes, the fears and the aspirations of Iranian people in their more than a century-long and ongoing struggle for freedom, independence and equality. Join us February 2, 2023 for an evening of engaging with some memories from 1979 as we strive to better understand what it means to live through a revolution.

Event Details – in-person: No registration required to attend in person; please join us Thursday, February 2nd at 5:30 p.m. EST in Dunton Tower Room 2017 – �Ӱ�ԭ�� University (Ottawa, Canada)

Event Details – virtual: Registration required (below) to join us virtually for the launch

Click HERE to view and download a poster promoting the event

Register to Attend Event Virtually:

New CFP ‘

Deadline for proposals: January 18, 2023

Please send all correspondence, including questions and proposals, to��ShfgOhmar2013@gmail.com

The Society for History in the Federal Government (SHFG) and Oral History in the Mid-Atlantic Region (OHMAR) have announced a joint conference to be held April 4-5, 2023 at the National Archives II in College Park, Maryland.

The program committee invites participants to broadly interpret the conference theme, “Public History in the Digital Age.” Topics might include the historiography of oral history practice and theory; the impact of technology on the practice and sharing of public history; the challenges of managing and distributing data in the digital age; the evolving relationship between public history and the web; oral history programs in federal history offices; and research in the history of the federal government. This expansive conference theme is intended to encourage a lively conversation among oral historians, archivists, and public historians.

The program committee invites entire panels and roundtables, as well as individual papers. We encourage presentations that include audio/visual components. We welcome proposals from graduate students, federal historians, public historians, archivists, oral historians,��information technology professionals, enterprise architects, and scholars from other disciplines.��We��encourage��panels composed of practitioners with a variety of backgrounds and experiences in these topics.

Paper proposals should include a brief abstract of 250-500 words, a biographical paragraph about the author, and contact information. Panel proposals should include brief abstracts for each paper as well as biographical paragraphs and contact information for each presenter.

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New Graduate Student CFP ‘History in Conversation: Collaboration and Interdisciplinarity’

Deadline for proposals: January 20, 2023��

Please submit your abstracts to UnderhillColloquium@cunet.carleton.ca��by January 20th, 2023.

Join us (virtually) on��March 17, 2023��for the Underhill Graduate Student Colloquium, presented by �Ӱ�ԭ��’s Department of History.�� This year’s theme is��History in Conversation: Collaboration and Interdisciplinarity.�� Our objective is to promote emerging historical research by graduate students, whilst fostering collaboration and interdisciplinarity among our peers.

History is ever-evolving in scope and breadth. Its medium is no longer confined to written sources, but a collaboration of sources that range from oral histories to digital culture to material culture, and everything in between. History can, and indeed is, continuing to grow from beyond the confines of the academy. For example, the work of has mainstreamed such important, collaborative approaches, bringing history to the public and fostering broader engagement. As an emerging cohort of historians, we feel this is integral work.

With this focus on��History in Conversation, we are looking for MA and PhD submissions from all disciplines that consider the following:

1. Collaborative approaches��(i.e., working with colleagues across disciplines, employing methodologies from other disciplines, bringing history to the public in new and innovative ways)
2. ��Impacts and implications��(i.e., case studies, historiographical or methodological discussions)
3. Graduate students outside of the history department whose research has a historical element��(i.e., GIS mapping of historical data, digital humanities, music and theatre with historical influence, policy topics with historical analysis)

More information: /underhill/call-for-papers/

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Please join us Thursday February 2, 2023 at 5:30pm ET virtually and in-person as we launch the “Enghelab Shod” Oral History Archive