Congratulations to Katie Barclay, Matthew Klugman and Una McIlvenna on their successful application for ARC Future Fellowships 2023. Associate Professor Barclay’s project, ‘How to Feel Safe at the End of
2023 David Carment For distinguished contributions to historical scholarship, biography, heritage, mentoring and leadership, with special reference to Northern Territory history and heritage, and service to the Australian Historical Association in
Congratulations to Lucy Mackintosh and Emily O’Gorman, joint winners of the inaugural Australian and Aoteatoa New Zealand Environmental History Book Prize 2023. The judges were impressed with the ‘new and
Congratulations to the many prize winners announced at the AHA conference dinner on Thursday 6 July 2023. We warmly congratulate each of the following: The AHA congratulates these prize winners,
Congratulations to Rachel Buchanan and Alan Atkinson, joint winners of the 2023 Ernest Scott Prize for History. The judges spoke of the “rich and wide-ranging social history” that Alan has
The AHA would like to thank all who applied for the 2022 NAA/AHA Postgraduate Scholarships, which provide assistance with digitisation of material held by the National Archives. We congratulate the
The AHA Executive Committee is delighted to announce the shortlists for the 2023 AHA prizes and awards. We would like to thank the judges for their work in arriving at
Congratulations to Professor Sheila Fitzpatrick, who was named last week as the Australian Book Review’s new Laureate. ABR CEO Peter Rose has described Sheila as one of the magazine’s “most
Congratulations to Professor Warwick Anderson, who has been awarded the Society for Social Studies of Science’s prestigious Bernal Prize for having made ‘distinguished contributions’ to the field of Science and
Ken and Amirah Inglis Postgraduate and ECR Conference Awards 2023 The 2 Ken and Amirah Inglis Grants are funded by a donation from Seumas Spark and Jay Winter to the
Each year the Australian Historical Association will honour one or more eminent practitioners of history with a Lifetime Achievement Award. The award is in recognition of a career that has
Funding, writing and mentoring opportunity for postgraduate students and early career researchers. The Australian Historical Association is offering writing and financial support linked to the AHA annual conference for 3
The AHA’s General History Thesis Prize is awarded to the best postgraduate thesis in History (excluding Australian history). General History is understood to be any field of history with a
The AHA Early Career Researcher Fellowship is an award expected to be offered annually designed to support career-building publication activities, and attendance at the AHA annual conference in the year
The Marilyn Lake Prize for Australian Transnational History is a biennial prize of $2000 awarded by the Australian Historical Association for the best book in Australian Transnational History. The AHA
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