Welcome to the CCPH

The Carleton Centre for Public History has re-booted its website!  A new url address, a new framework, and new ways of interacting with the public history community within Carleton and outside of it.  Our goal is to make this space more dynamic, more interactive, and give those associated with the centre more opportunities for connecting with each other.  We are excited to offer forums for the first time, and hope that users will find them engaging and useful.

If you have any questions about our new site, or how to become a part of the Centre’s network of users, please contact the CCPH RA, Erica Fagen ( pubhist@gmail.com ) or Co-Director James Opp.

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Le Carleton Centre for Public History et la School of Information Technology vous invitent au lancement de l’application Rideau Timescapes! Le Jeudi 17 mai 2012 10 h 30 au foyer de l’édifice du Canal, à l’Université Carleton RSVP: ccph.carleton.ca/events/rideau-timescapes

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Rideau Timescapes Launch

Published on May 3, 2012 by in Events, News, Rideau

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Join us for the official launch of the Rideau Timescapes App! 10:30 am, Thursday, 17 May 2012, Canal Building Foyer, Carleton University. See the official invitation below, or click through to RSVP for this great event.

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Erica Fagen, the CCPH RA, collected tweets from the recent History, Memory, Performance Conference and created a “social story” via Storify.  Erica tweeted under the conference’s official Twitter account (@HMPHMR) to discuss conference events, and people attending the conference did this by using the official conference hashtag #HMPHMR12.  To see a collection of tweets from [...]

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The guestbook from the “Names Instead of Numbers” exhibition at Carleton University is on the CCPH website.  To read comments from the guestbook, please visit the “Names Instead of Numbers” page. http://ccph.carleton.ca/dachau/

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Jennifer Evans, a CCPH Research Fellow and faculty member of the Department of History at Carleton University, was recently interviewed by the Canadian Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences.  In this interview, she discusses her recently published book, Life Among the Ruins: Cityscape and Sexuality in Cold War Berlin, as well as other topics [...]

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