This prize has been established through a generous donation from Seumas Spark and Jay Winter to honour the legacy of Ken and Amirah Inglis. The Grants will support one post-graduate
This prize has been established with an incredibly generous donation from Professor Marilyn Lake. The biennial prize of $2000 will be awarded by the Australian Historical Association for the best
Description: 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
The Australian Historical Association was delighted to announce the winners of its 2022 annual and biennial prizes and awards on Thursday 30 June 2022 at the AHA Conference Dinner. Congratulations
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
In accordance with the Constitution of the Australian Historical Association, elections are held every two years for membership of the Association’s Executive Committee. The term of office for the incoming
Recently, the AHA established the AHA Public Fund to provide professional training and publishing opportunities via awards, scholarships, and prizes to our members and encourage excellence in the creation and
Looking for a research assistant? Or for RA work? A reminder that the Australian Centre for Public History at UTS hosts a database to connect those looking to hire RAs with those
The AHA and the editors of History Australia are pleased to announce that applications are open for the 2022 Ann Curthoys Prize. The Prize is awarded for the best unpublished article-length work by
The Australian Historical Association (AHA) is currently developing a new nation-wide Postgraduate Database, which is intended to make Higher Degree Research (HDR) candidates in Australian history more discoverable and accessible.
The AHA is delighted to announce a new ECR initiative, the new monthly ‘Skills for New Historians’ Seminar Series. This series will offer advice and guidance on academic life, and the various things
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This rich collection, edited by Jayne Persian, Vashti Jane Fox and Evan Smith, explores the histories of fascist movements and anti-fascist resistance in Australia. “This book will be of interest to students
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Judges: Ruth Morgan (Australian National University, Chair), Martin Crotty (University of Queensland), Zoë Laidlaw (University of Melbourne) Over twenty early career researchers from across Australia applied for the AHA’s inaugural
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The Centre for Pacific and American Studies (CPAS) at the University of Tokyo is seeking applications for a Visiting Professor of Australian Studies for 2023-24 and 2024-25. This is a
Congratulations to Brian Cuddy and Fredrik Logevall for publishing the edited volume The Vietnam War in the Pacific World (University of North Carolina Press, 2022). ‘The essays gathered here offer
Congratulations to Caroline Ingram who has been awarded the 2022 Ken Inglis Postgraduate Prize by Australian Historical Studies for the essay “There not being any place to keep her”: Incarcerating
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Congratulations to Barbara Dawson for the publication of ‘Katie Langloh Parker, A Female Ethnographer of Noongahburrah Women (Euahlayi Tribe)’ in Before and After Malinowski: Alternative Views on the History of
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