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Two Ways to Connect with World History: Upcoming Course Design Webinar and World History Association Call for Proposals!

Posted on October 29, 2026 by brennacmiller

Designing the World History Experience Webinar

On Oct. 29, 2026 at 1pm EST, the World History Center at the University of Pittsburgh will hold a webinar exploring faculty collaboration in teaching practices. The webinar will be hosted Shane Carter (UC Berkeley), who has mentored multiple H/21 module authors, and Molly Warsh, author of the H/21 module Atlantic Piracy in Global Perspective, c. 1500-1750.

See the details and register here, and share the event flier: Designing the world history experience!

World History Association 2027 Annual Meeting – Call for Proposals Due December 1, 2026

H/21 is proud to be an affiliate of the World History Association (WHA), and we encourage you to check out and participate in its 36th Annual Conference, to be held in Pittsburgh, PA from June 27-29, 2027! This year’s theme is “Living in Interesting Times: Inflection Points in World History.” The WHA invites panel, workshop, and roundtable proposals on a range of approaches to the theme!

The extended proposal deadline is December 1, 2026. Read the full Call for Proposals and find submission links here!


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