The New York History Conference, set for June 5-6, 2025 in Albany, is accepting proposals that deal with the history, culture, economy, politics, geography, anthropology, or archaeology of New York State. They also welcome proposals that use New York’s history as a lens to understand a regional, national, or international issue. Special consideration will be given to topics that directly relate to the theme of the 2025 conference, “Constructing the Empire State: Innovation, Environment, and Imagination in New York History.”
Organizers are encouraging submissions from historians, anthropologists, archeologists, educators, high school and college students, and/or digital humanists engaged in the study of New York’s history at libraries, archives, historic sites, museums and historical societies, and educational institutions.
They particularly welcome proposals that illuminate the diversity of New York’s history in regard to race, ethnicity, religion, ability, and/or gender.
Proposals are due December 15, 2024.
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