The Organization of American Historians

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Book reviews are a vital part of the scholarly dialogue. Thank you to all of the reviewers who help make the pages of the JAH a place of conversation. For information on becoming a reviewer, please go to https://www.oah.org/publications/jah/reviewer-data-sheet/.

0 vue 21/10/2026

When we gather, we exchange ideas and develop relationships. Join the conversation—join the OAH at oah.org/join.

0 vue 19/10/2026

For our staff spotlight this week, Susan Henning-Harris shares what she loves most about working for the OAH—the people! Looking to get to know us better? Head to https://www.oah.org/about/ for more info.

0 vue 17/10/2026

Happy Arts and Humanities Month from the OAH! This month and every month, we stand with our advocacy partners to defend the public record. For more information on our advocacy work, go to https://www.oah.org/resources/advocacy/.

0 vue 12/10/2026

We’re back with another staff spotlight! This week, Advancement Coordinator Jon Warner shares why he loves history and how that informs his work at the OAH. Want to get to know the OAH better? Head to https://www.oah.org/about/.

0 vue 09/10/2026

Starting Sunday, October 18th, the OAH will be offering a limited number of discounted memberships for ABD graduate students who have never been an OAH member. The first 250 eligible students will be able to become a member for only $20! Check out https://www.oah.org/membership/ for member benefits.

0 vue 07/10/2026

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The Journal of American History is the journal of record in the field of American history. Interested in learning more about the submission and peer-review process? Check out our “Inside the JAH” podcast episode at https://tinyurl.com/5xyfhc4m.

0 vue 07/09/2026

The National Archives and Records Administration holds the receipts of the federal government. The planned Chicago and San Francisco regional closures will scatter the records, impacting historians, genealogists, veterans, researchers, and community members. https://ow.ly/swpZ50ZH30J.

0 vue 02/09/2026

Happy Arts and Humanities Month from the OAH! This month and every month, we stand with our advocacy partners to defend the public record. For more information on our advocacy work, go to https://www.oah.org/resources/advocacy/.

0 vue 12/10/2026

From events to community building, there’s so many ways to get involved—join us today! For more information, head to https://www.oah.org/.

0 vue 20/09/2026

The inaugural History in Place Symposium takes place Oct. 10–11, 2026 at the University of Hawai’i at Mānoa! The symposium brings together a community committed to richer ways of understanding where history happens. For more information and to register, go to https://www.oah.org/conferences/hip26/.

0 vue 12/09/2026

Hoping to hang on to summer for just a little bit longer? Wondering about the histories of tourism? Check out two new free articles from The American Historian from the Spring 2026 issue on the history of the Gulf Coast at https://www.oah.org/tah/the-gulf-coast/. Happy reading!

0 vue 09/09/2026

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Book reviews are a vital part of the scholarly dialogue. Thank you to all of the reviewers who help make the pages of the JAH a place of conversation. For information on becoming a reviewer, please go to https://www.oah.org/publications/jah/reviewer-data-sheet/.

For our staff spotlight this week, Susan Henning-Harris shares what she loves most about working for the OAH—the people! Looking to get to know us better? Head to https://www.oah.org/about/ for more info.

Happy Arts and Humanities Month from the OAH! This month and every month, we stand with our advocacy partners to defend the public record. For more information on our advocacy work, go to https://www.oah.org/resources/advocacy/.

We’re back with another staff spotlight! This week, Advancement Coordinator Jon Warner shares why he loves history and how that informs his work at the OAH. Want to get to know the OAH better? Head to https://www.oah.org/about/.

Congratulations again to the newest speakers appointed to the OAH Lectureship Program! These 27 speakers bring a wealth of knowledge and diverse historical perspectives to the lectureship roster. Looking to learn more? Head to https://www.oah.org/lectures/new-speakers/.

This month, we're highlighting some of our wonderful staff members at the OAH and the JAH! First up, JAH managing editor, Andrew Cooper shares why he loves working for the OAH. Looking to get to know the OAH better? Head to https://www.oah.org/about/.

Premières vidéos

Regional histories matter for understanding the American past, and we've got you covered. Dive into the first issues of The American Historian's new series to learn how historians are thinking about regions from the Gulf Coast to the Midwest and beyond. https://ow.ly/3I2650ZAu3v #TAH #History

0 vue 19/08/2026

The History Archives and Records Preservation Project (HARPP) works to combat threats to the historical record and preserve public access to history. Interested in learning more? Visit: https://ow.ly/OhZR50ZH32C. #SpeakForHistory #OAH #HARPP

0 vue 01/09/2026

The National Archives and Records Administration holds the receipts of the federal government. The planned Chicago and San Francisco regional closures will scatter the records, impacting historians, genealogists, veterans, researchers, and community members. https://ow.ly/swpZ50ZH30J.

0 vue 02/09/2026

From the “Declaration of Independence to the War on History” to analysis about the White House’s January 6 website, ICE in Minneapolis, threats to public statistics, and more, the HARPPing on History Substack tracks the latest developments and puts them in context. https://harpp.substack.com

0 vue 04/09/2026

From our four-legged loved ones to yours, we hope you have a good weekend!

0 vue 04/09/2026

History belongs to everyone, and we need you. Join us. https://www.oah.org/membership #SpeakForHistory #OAH

0 vue 05/09/2026

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