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NEHA Conference 2018
Held Tuesday, August 7 through Friday, August 10, New Haven, Connecticut

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NEHA thanks the History Ministry of Trinity on the Green, New Haven for their work in making a successful conference.

In Remembrance of Thee:
​The History of Reconciliation ​in the Episcopal Church

H​ow the Episcopal Church historically has addressed the need of reconciliation in the world. Speakers, tours, exhibitions, worship, and workshops with an archival focus, were woven with food and fellowship.

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Keynote Speaker Barbara Lau

Director of The Pauli Murray Project at the Duke University Human Rights Center. Speaking on "Speaking Truth, Envisioning Transformation: the Gifts of Pauli Murray." 
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Luncheon Speaker Chuck Robertson

The Rev. Canon C. K. Robertson, Ph.D., Canon to the Presiding Bishop of The Episcopal Church. Speaking on "Navigating the Conflict Spiral."

Schedule

Tuesday, August 7
  • 1pm-5pm Registration. No conference programs. Attendees encouraged to participate in activities like walking tours, museums, and shops within walking distance.
  • Evening. Dinner on own. Explore downtown New Haven.
Wednesday, August 8
  • ​9am Presentations - Survival of the Archival
  • 11:15am Presentations - ​Conflict Afoot in the Period of our New Republic
  • 1:45pm Lunch speaker The Rev. Canon C.K. Robertson
  • 2:45pm Presentations - Roiling Waters out of Reconstruction
  • 7:15pm ​The Balance, a play about The Rev. Harry Croswell (1778-1858) by the Trinity Players
Thursday, August 9
  • ​8:45am Presentations - Knowledge from Beyond North America
  • 12noon Bus Tour Pauli Murray College, Grove Street Cemetery, Berkeley/Yale Divinity School, Trinity on the Green
  • ​8:30pm Keynote Speaker Barbara Lau
Friday, August 10
  • ​9am Presentations - Here and Now, Going Forward
  • 10:45am Group Session and Shared Thoughts
  • 12noon Departure
Trinity on the Green, New Haven
Trinity on the Green, New Haven
Pauli Murray College Entrance
Pauli Murray College Entrance
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  • About
    • Awards >
      • Bishops Award
      • Davis Award
      • Fish Award
    • Board Information
    • History >
      • History Summary
      • NEHA 40 year history
    • King-Talbot Fund
    • Pictures
  • Membership
  • Conferences
    • Past Conferences List
    • Past Conference Detail >
      • 2020 Conference
      • 2018 Conference >
        • Information
        • Presentations 2018
  • Publications
    • Archives for Congregations
    • The Historiographer >
      • Historiographer
      • Historiographer Back Issues
      • Editor
    • Releases
  • Resources
    • Links
    • Pictures
    • Videos
  • Contact