The AASLH Annual Meeting is a one-of-a-kind networking and learning opportunity for history professionals, historical sites, historical societies, history museums, military museums, libraries, presidential sites, students, suppliers, and more. Attendees share their passion, ideas, and knowledge with over 800 peers in the field of state and local history. The meeting provides an opportunity to learn from over 80 sessions and 17 pre-meeting workshops that directly relate to the latest issues and trends in the field.

The theme for this conference is "Understand Yesterday. Create Tomorrow."

The 89th NCSS Annual Conference will address the key responsibility of social studies educators: preparing young citizens to make a better world. Join more than 4,000 of educators from across the U.S. and around the world to share the most current knowledge, ideas, research, and expertise in social studies education.

The conference includes more than 400 sessions, workshops, poster presentations, clinics, tours, speakers and panels, and social events.

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The theme of this conference is "Practices of Citizenship, Sustainability, and Belonging." The program committee seeks panels and individual papers that, in examining past and present practices of citizenship, sustainability, and belonging, will also further the ASA's commitment to forging an inclusive community of participants from the arts, policy makers, journalists, community organizers and activists, K-16 educators, and international scholars.