MHA Award Winners 2023

By June 10, 2023

Congrats to all the winners!

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  1. I’m so proud of the two winners of the public history award!

    Norbert’s work in West Africa is introducing Saints there to the need and value of recording history, and is adding a documentary element to the traditional oral history. He collect a sister missionary’s journal, for instance, at one of his that will be a treasure in coming years.

    The three leaders of the Newbury project worked with local non-LDS groups interested in their region’s history to produce a well written and heavily illustrated printed history, and an evening program to present their work to the ward and community. This is a perfect example of what almost any dedicated group can do.

    As you become aware of ANY successful project in 2023 that is addressed to the public rather than solely to academics, please let us know — my contact information can be found at https://keepapitchinin.org/ . It can be hard for us to learn about such projects, especially those at a distance from Salt Lake City, so your suggestions are eagerly solicited.

    Comment by Ardis E. Parshall — June 14, 2023 @ 4:26 pm


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