The BHC 2022 Mid Year Conference (last Friday 9/30) on social media

October 2nd, 2022

Dear subscribers,

While the BHC and conference conveners work on preparing a resource from all the great workshops hosted last Friday during the BHC 2022 Mid-Year event, please enjoy some of the social media posts published during the event. Were you there? A survey will come your way from BHC president Dan Wadhwani -- we hope you have some time to respond to a few questions and send it back to us shortly.

Method and Madness, a BHC virtual conference

And, we are on! @TheBHCNews with @historiandan #BHC2022MidYear pic.twitter.com/t9Wc1Nh5Fr

— Beatriz Rodriguez-Satizabal (@berodsat) September 30, 2022

Some examples of research that look at #markets through #materialculture #shoes #portraits #clothes #banknotes #BHC2022MidYear
Thanks @blackjen1 @profmoskowitz pic.twitter.com/qkIP9oG4pu

— paula de la cruz (@cruzmosu) September 30, 2022

Did you miss David Staley discuss his sculpture of Florida history @TheBHCNews Midyear Meeting? Are you aware of the new ways historians are visualizing the past and even making it tactile? No? Sorry. The event was last Friday. pic.twitter.com/g6ddhf4q6E

— Dan Wadhwani (@historiandan) October 2, 2022

Interpreting Visual Sources #BHC2022MidYear - is a picture "worth a thousand words" without historical context? pic.twitter.com/PpmRC9YsD6

— Stephanie Decker (@Deckersteph) September 30, 2022

Learning about how to use ads as historical source material at the #BHC2022MidYear, discussion led by @susmitadrc and @AnneHummert. Enjoying all the examples from food advertising, like this one by Sunkist. #BHC #businesshistory pic.twitter.com/nht5i5GpD0

— Xaq Frohlich (@ComedoErgoSum) September 30, 2022

and more here: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1575858996237328384.html

And this is how we concluded the BHC 2022 Mid-Year conference ->