The deadline is November 1, 2024 for the New England Historical Association Research Travel Grant. We recognize how challenging it can be to obtain funding for historical research. We give one grant each year for up to $1250 to meet the costs of travel and research at libraries, archives, museums, parks, and other historical sites. The grant will be awarded in February 2025. Those eligible to apply must be an active NEHA member for at least four years, who have not previously been awarded this…

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The annual Fall meeting of the New England Historical Association will be held at Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts on Saturday, October 26, 2024. Program arranged by NEHA Vice President Tom Balcerski; Local Arrangements by Robert Allison. ONLINE REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN at our secure registration/membership portal Finalized Conference Program Registration is REQUIRED for all conference participants, including panelists, panel chairs and commentators. Pre-registration is strongly recommended by October 12 to assist our planning. Members receive a discount on preregistration. Although same-day registration at the…

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The New England Historical Association (NEHA) has extended its deadline for proposals for its fall conference, to be held at Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts, on Saturday October 26, 2024. NEHA is the New England regional affiliate of the American Historical Association. NEHA conferences welcome research from any historical field or subdiscipline, including applied historical scholarship in pedagogy and public history. Scholars within or outside the New England region may apply, including public historians, university-affiliated, independent scholars, graduate students, and undergraduate students. Complete panels or…

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The New England Historical Association (NEHA) welcomes proposals for its fall conference, to be held at Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts, on Saturday October 26, 2024. NEHA is the New England regional affiliate of the American Historical Association. NEHA conferences welcome research from any historical field or subdiscipline, including applied historical scholarship in pedagogy and public history. Scholars within or outside the New England region may apply, including public historians, university-affiliated, independent scholars, graduate students, and undergraduate students. Complete panels or sessions will be considered,…

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The annual Spring meeting of the New England Historical Association will be held at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics hosted by Saint Anselm College in Manchester, New Hampshire on Saturday, April 13, 2024. Program arranged by Interim NEHA Vice President Tom Balcerski; Local Arrangements by Sean Perrone. ONLINE REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN at our secure registration/membership portal Finalized Conference Program Registration is REQUIRED for all conference participants, including panelists, panel chairs and commentators. Pre-registration is strongly recommended by April 1 to assist our planning.…

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NEHA announces an updated deadline for the open call for papers for the Spring 2024 New England Historical Association meeting, to be held at Saint Anselm College in Manchester, NH on Saturday, April 13, 2024. The CFP deadline is now February 15, 2024. We invite submissions of individual papers or full panels / sessions, and we encourage you to share our CFP widely. Among NEHA’s strengths are that it welcomes historical scholars of every stripe and affiliation and its smaller-scaled meetings allow you to connect…

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NEHA announces an open call for papers for the Spring 2024 New England Historical Association meeting, to be held at Saint Anselm College in Manchester NH on Saturday, April 13, 2024. We invite submissions of individual papers or full panels / sessions, and we encourage you to share our CFP widely. Among NEHA’s strengths are that it welcomes historical scholars of every stripe and affiliation and its smaller-scaled meetings allow you to connect and learn from each other. We welcome proposals that reflect research from…

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NEHA Research Grant Members of the Board of Directors of the New England Historical Association are pleased to announce that the first annual NEHA research grant will be awarded in February 2024. The NEHA research grant will provide up to $1,250 in a one-time grant to help them meet the costs of travel and research at archives, libraries, museums, parks, and other historical sites. Anyone who has been an active NEHA member for at least four years may apply. Applications should be submitted to Tona…

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NEHA acknowledges with sadness the recent passing of NEHA member and former executive officer Peter Holloran (1947-2023). Dr. Holloran was a Vietnam veteran and social historian in the area of 19th century American History, including the history of child welfare services, history of immigration and labor movements, and the American Civil War. He was the author of Boston’s Wayward Children: Social Services for Homeless Children, 1830-1930; Historical Dictionary of New England; and Historical Dictionary of the Progressive Era. He taught for many years at Worcester…

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We are pleased to announce that our call for papers is open for the Fall 2023 New England Historical Association meeting, to be held at Southern Connecticut State University in New Haven, CT on Saturday, October 21, 2023. We invite submissions of individual papers or full panels / sessions, and we encourage you to share our CFP widely. Among NEHA’s strengths are that it welcomes historical scholars of every stripe and affiliation and its smaller-scaled meetings allow you to connect and learn from each other.…

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