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    EHC Coffee Chat: The Importance of Archival Collections

    Amanda Kay Gustin and Teresa Rogers will talk about the importance of archival collections. Amanda talk will focus on the discovery and placement of records relating to… Read more “EHC Coffee Chat: The Importance of Archival Collections”

    March 8, 2022March 4, 2022 by Equine History

    EHC 2022 Conference: Keynote Speaker Susan Nance

    “All Creatures Great and Small”, the fourth Equine History Collective conference, considers inter-relationships between equines and other species ranging from humans to microorganisms, acknowledging the anthropogenic world… Read more “EHC 2022 Conference: Keynote Speaker Susan Nance”

    March 4, 2022 by Equine History

    EHC Coffee Chat Video: Native Horse Cultures & Healing Our Histories

    Last week the EHC sponsored this season’s second coffee chat, an informal conversation on “Native Horse Cultures & Healing Our Histories.” Thank you to all of the… Read more “EHC Coffee Chat Video: Native Horse Cultures & Healing Our Histories”

    November 26, 2021 by Equine History

    News from Trivent Publishing: Cheiron Journal and Upcoming Events

    Trivent Publishing has recently published the first issue of the open-access journal Cheiron: the International Journal of Equine and Equestrian History. The first issue examines “the historiography… Read more “News from Trivent Publishing: Cheiron Journal and Upcoming Events”

    November 23, 2021 by Equine History

    EHC Coffee Chat: Native Horse Cultures & Healing our Histories

    Continuing the caffeinated conversation begun in EHC’s Indigenous Equine Histories coffee chat a year ago, we will hear from a group of practitioners and researchers in the… Read more “EHC Coffee Chat: Native Horse Cultures & Healing our Histories”

    November 8, 2021 by Equine History

    Meet Your New EHC Officers!

    The EHC received one nomination each for the positions of Vice President and Secretary, and so we are delighted to introduce your new EHC officers! Below are their… Read more “Meet Your New EHC Officers!”

    November 3, 2021 by Equine History

    EHC Conference Proposal Deadline Extended to Nov. 15

    The Equine History Collective (EHC) invites proposals for its fourth annual (and first hybrid) conference, to take place April 22-24, hosted by the Purdue University Extension. The… Read more “EHC Conference Proposal Deadline Extended to Nov. 15”

    November 2, 2021 by Equine History

    EHC Coffee Chat Video: Stable Design and Horse Care in Renaissance and Modern Europe 

    The Equine History Collective kicked off its 2021/2022 Coffee Chat series on October 9 with a pair of wonderful presentations on the stabling of horses in Renaissance… Read more “EHC Coffee Chat Video: Stable Design and Horse Care in Renaissance and Modern Europe “

    October 22, 2021 by Equine History

    EHC 2022 Call for Papers: All Creatures Great and Small

    The Equine History Collective (EHC) invites proposals for its fourth annual (and first hybrid) conference, to take place April 22-24, hosted by the Purdue University Extension. The… Read more “EHC 2022 Call for Papers: All Creatures Great and Small”

    October 2, 2021October 6, 2021 by Equine History

    EHC Coffee Chat: Stable Design and Horse Care in Renaissance and Modern Europe

    Join the Equine History Collective for a discussion of the stabling and care of horses in Renaissance and modern Europe. For access to the event’s Zoom link,… Read more “EHC Coffee Chat: Stable Design and Horse Care in Renaissance and Modern Europe”

    September 29, 2021 by Equine History

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