What historical perspective can offer to public conversations about care at the end of life.

How memory and commemoration are built into the landscape of the U.S.–Mexico border.

A reflection, with Sarah Leavitt, on a journey to the U.S.–Mexico border and what its wall…

On Nina Rossi’s “Pedestal Takeover” and the questions monuments pose to their communities.

How early America is pictured, staged, and remembered at the Porter-Phelps-Huntington House.

How the founding generation is interpreted at museums and historic sites, and how to make it…

Early results from teaching students to communicate history to public audiences.

A reflection on an international symposium on the role of historians in public life, held in…

On reconstructing a life—Betsy Ross—from a thin documentary record.