MEMBERS WORK: QUEER OBJECTS
A powder puff used in a criminal prosecution; a set of slides from an international holiday; the humble telephone and the not-so-modest Speedo are all put on the spotlight in
Professional Historians Association
Queensland
The Professional Historians Association (Queensland) represents qualified historians who are professionally employed or commissioned to undertake paid historical work.
PHA (Qld) is also a member of the national body, Professional Historians Australia.
This website provides useful information about PHA (Qld) including a brief summary of the objectives of PHA (Qld), its activities, code of ethics, and a recommended scale of fees.
For those wishing to join PHA (Qld), the criteria for membership and annual fees can be found on the membership page.
Useful websites and information to assist historians in their work can be found on the resources page.
PHA Qld is proud to host the 2020 Professional Historians Australia conference. More information can be found?here.
Should you wish to contact us directly, please refer to the contact page.
BECOME A MEMBER
Joining PHA Queensland as a member gives you to access a range of benefits and services.
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EMPLOY A HISTORIAN
Find out how the unique skills of a professional, accredited historian can help bring your story to life.
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PHA QLD MEMBERS
Access information about our members, including our Member Directory to help you locate a suitable historian.
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Work that relies on the input of historical information is best placed in the hands of an accredited professional historian to ensure that it is accurate, detailed and complete.
Recording your history contributes to a better understanding of our society and our world.?It is a tangible way of preserving and sharing the story of your school, business, company, charity, church, union, community group, local or regional council, government department, family or local area.
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