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Members Making News
Members Making News highlights the accomplishments of AHA members.
AHA Advocacy
May 27, 2025
AHA Executive Director Appears on CNN to Discuss NEH and Humanities Funding
AHA executive director James Grossman appeared on CNN on Friday, May 24, where he spoke about the recent cancelation of…
Action Alerts
The AHA issues action alerts to our membership and other audiences on important pieces of legislation or policy at the state and federal levels.
AHA Announcements
May 27, 2025
Forum on AHA’s American Lesson Plan Report Published in History of Education Quarterly
AHA researchers Nicholas Kryczka, Whitney E. Barringer, and Scot McFarlane authored “Changing the Subject in the School Wars: An American…
From the Executive Director’s Desk
AHA executive director Jim Grossman offers reflections on current issues before the AHA.
AHA in the News
May 27, 2025
Forum on AHA’s American Lesson Plan Report Published in History of Education Quarterly
AHA researchers Nicholas Kryczka, Whitney E. Barringer, and Scot McFarlane authored “Changing the Subject in the School Wars: An American…
AHA Media Appearances & Publications
AHA staff and Council members have written articles and made public appearances highlighting the challenges teachers and educators face from legislation restricting the teaching of “divisive concepts” and issues related to teaching history with integrity.
The AHA issues press releases on topics of importance—national and local–to the Association. To be added to our press list, please email communications manager Alexandra Levy (alevy@historians.org).
The AHA is pleased to speak with and provide resources for journalists and the media. If you are a member of the media and would like to submit a request for a referral or interview, please email press@historians.org. Please provide any pertinent deadlines and we will do our best to accommodate your request. The AHA can find you a historian for any topic, and assists with dozens of inquiries each year.