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Canadian Oral History Association (COHA) Prize

The Canadian Oral History Association (COHA) Prize is awarded to an outstanding example of oral history practise.  Eligible initiatives include oral history projects, books, articles, exhibitions, films, and other activities that actively engage with oral history.  Scholarly and popular works are eligible for consideration.  Community practitioners are especially encouraged to apply.

Works produced or published in the previous year are eligible for entry.  

The Society for the History of Children and Youth (SHCY) is pleased to call for nominations for the best book in English on the history of children, childhood, or youth (broadly construed) published in the year 2018.  

The award consists of a plaque and a check for $500.  The winner will be announced during the Spring of 2019, and acknowledged at the SHCY’s biennial international conference in Sydney, Australia in late June.

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On behalf of the Society for the History of Children and Youth, I’m pleased to announce this year’s winner of the Grace Abbott Book Prize:  

Richard Jobs of Pacific University.   

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The committee for the Association for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies’s Best First Book Prize in Iberian History invites submissions for this year’s competition.

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