A closing conference and a book launch of “Mohács 500 Dialogue Project” was held on July 30, 2026 at the MCC Budapest headquarters. Rather than promoting a single historical narrative, the project encouraged Hungarian and Turkish students to compare sources,
Siena Recommendations on Contested Histories
On June 19, 2026, the OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities launched The Siena Recommendations on Contested Histories and National Minorities, informed in part by EuroClio’s Contested Initiative. The guidelines offer practical advice for easing tensions over disputed historical narratives,
Online webinar
Online webinar Historical thinking in upper secondary education… presented by Dr. Marjolein Wilke is held on July 8, 2026. See the details of the event in the leaflet attached.
ISHD at the CISH 2026 Conference
The 2026 Conference of the International Committee of Historical Sciences (CISH) is approaching. It will take place in Leipzig, August 26-30, 2026. Full program of the conference is available at the Conference website: https://cish2026.recentglobe.org/congress-programme/ The ISHD next General Assembly will
ISHD President’s Letter April 2026
Please find ISHD’s President’s letter here.
Workshop in Budapest
On February 28, 2026 the Teachers’ Branch of the Hungarian Historical Society organized a workshop /roundtable on the current history teaching practice in Hungary in general, and on the future of the Hungarian School Leaving examination in particular. The key speaker
ISHD President’s Letter November 2025
Please find ISHD’s President’s letter here.
Second ISHD Online Webinar
The second ISHD Online Webinar, organized by Elize van Eeden, and in cooperation with the EuroClio, is scheduled for November 12, 2025 at 15:00 Central European Time. Johanna Norpa, Paula O’Donohoe and Andreas Holberget will discuss the topic of Exploring
Brief report on the ISHD 2025 Conference
Mare Oja’s brief report on the ISHD 2025 Conference (in Wroclaw) can be read in Estonian language here.
Level Up History! online webinar
Join the International Society for History Didactics for our Level Up History! webinar where you’ll discover how digital storyboards can ignite student curiosity, deepen engagement, and supercharge self-directed learning in the history classroom. Webinar Invitation
