High Stakes: The Future of Scholarly Communication Added October 01, 1997

From the National Coalition for History: NCH Marks Numerous Achievements in 2015 Added March 01, 2016

Advocacy

What Are the Charter Provisions for Preventing War?

Are the Dominions Really Independent?

Chapter 2: Why Should Americans Know Their Own History?

Medicare for All in the Age of Coronavirus: A History of US Health Care Debates Added April 24, 2020

Classified! Added February 01, 1997

NCC Advocacy Update, December 1996 Added December 01, 1996

AHA Statement on Violence against Asians and Asian Americans (March 2021) Added March 22, 2021

The AHA has issued a statement deploring the recent incidents of violence and harassment aimed at Asians and Asian Americans. “This hostility against particular groups because of their ethnic origins—expressed via cultural stereotypes, scapegoating, physical aggression, and bloodshed—has deep roots in our nation’s past,” the AHA writes. “The murder in Atlanta of eight people on March 16, including six women of Asian descent, suggests that we have not transcended this history.” From 2019 to 2020, the number of hate crimes committed in the United States against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders increased by 150 percent. “The racialized misogyny explicit in the Atlanta killings is the product of generations-long stereotyping and cultural denigration against Asian American women in particular.” 45 organizations have signed onto the statement to date.

War's Unexpected Cost: Public Historians and Environmental Research Added April 01, 1996