The APH is hosting preparatory webinars on May 7 and 21 for the conference “How to Decolonize Political History” June 18-20 in Antwerp. More information can be found here. 
The organization urges OPG members to attend the congress, even if they do not speak! You can register until June 11 via the registration form. Take a look at the program.

Should political historians also be media historians? If so, which historiographical debates should they be aware of? And how should they go about analyzing audiovisual media sources? On March 28^th  at the Dutch Institute for Sound and Vision (Beeld en Geluid, B&G) in Hilversum, a group of ReMA-students and PhD-candidates of the Research School for Political History (RSPH) discussed these and other questions and consequently reflected on the ways in which audiovisual media sources could be useful for their own research.

In this newsletter, Margit van der Steen looks back on 14 years of RSPH, you can read Thomas van Gaalen’s report on the Solidarity in Action Symposium and you will find announcements of promotions and meetings. Enjoy reading!