Congratulations to Anne Maree Payne and Heidi Norman on the release of their report Coming to Terms with the Past? Identifying Barriers and Enablers to Truth-Telling and Strategies to Promote
For some time, the AHA has advocated for amendments to the oversight of the Australian Research Council and the impact of ministerial interference on Australia’s local academic freedoms and international
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Last week, the Australian Catholic University announced its plan to significantly reduce its staffing and resources across all humanities disciplines, including history. This proposal affects many AHA members whose valued
At its Annual General Meeting on Thursday 6 July 2023, the AHA passed the following special resolution: “That the Australian Historical Association reaffirms its commitment to the full implementation of
At our Annual General Meeting on Thursday 6 July 2023, the AHA decided to reduce its membership fee for primary and secondary teachers from $120 to $85. This reduction in
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Trove is an online archive that provides access to a huge range of archives free to all Australians. It is the memory house for the nation and imperative for researchers,
The Australian Historical Association is delighted to announce the election of the 2022-2024 Executive Committee at the Annual General Meeting on 30 June 2022. We sincerely thank the outgoing Executive
“History ‘opened many doors’” reports on the careers of History graduates living in Australia, based on almost 800 responses to an online survey conducted by the Australian Historical Association in
The 2022 AHA Annual General Meeting will take place during the AHA annual conference at Deakin, from 5.00-6.00pm on Thursday the 30th of June in D2.193 (Percy Baxter Lecture Theatre, John Hay Building)
The AHA has recently made a submission to the Australian Research Data Commons Advisory Committee (ARCD), which is currently leading the development of a national Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (HASS)
The well attended AHA AGM was conducted via Zoom on the 1st of July 2021. Portfolio holders all reported on their myriad activities, the annual report was presented and a
The 2021 AHA Annual General Meeting will take place from 5.00-6.00pm AEST on Thursday the 1st of July via Zoom. The meeting is open to all financial members of the AHA
Thursday 21 July 2020, 5.00-6.00pm, Zoom meeting (link to be sent to those who rsvp) The 2021 AHA AGM will take place as scheduled, despite the delay of the AHA
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