Program
Doing Business History as Public History
A BHC Virtual Conference
September 29, 2023
All Times as Eastern Time
(*expect updates)
(scroll down for detailed program and to pose questions to the presenters)
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9:00 |
WELCOME |
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9:15 |
SESSION 1 |
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Workshop 1.1. |
Challenging Business History: Doing Black Business History as Public History [Sponsored by the Association of Black Women Historians] |
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Workshop 1.2. |
Blogging |
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Workshop 1.3. |
Podcasting |
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Workshop 1.4. |
Museums. Working with museums to create collections |
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10:15 |
BREAK |
Attendees are welcome to stay connected during the 15 minutes break |
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10:30 |
SESSION 2 |
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Workshop 2.1. |
Using Black History to Build Tomorrow's Entrepreneurs |
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Workshop 2.2. |
Creating, contributing to, and/or using digital archives |
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Workshop 2.3. |
Writing for the press |
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Workshop 2.4. |
Researching Hot-Button Political Issues |
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Workshop 2.5. |
Doing oral history and bringing students to research |
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11:30 |
BREAK |
Attendees are welcome to stay connected during the 15 minutes break |
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11:45 |
Workshop 3.1. |
Using public history for Women's Business History |
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Workshop 3.2. |
Corporate sponsorship of public history |
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Workshop 3.3. |
Historical Amicus Briefs |
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Workshop 3.4. |
Museums. Using collections for research |
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12:45 |
FINAL THOUGHTS |
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To access the comprehensive workshop program, simply click on the link provided below. This will redirect you to our document hosted on Google Drive. We've set up this document to allow for comments from everyone, enabling a collaborative environment. If you have any feedback, questions, or suggestions, feel free to leave a comment directly on the document. Also, the program is available through this link.