Since 1994 the Professional Historians’ Association of New Zealand/Aotearoa (PHANZA) has been representing and advancing the interests of New Zealand’s professional historians.
Our members enhance New Zealanders’ understanding of their place in the world by exploring our past. PHANZA works to ensure this important contribution is recognised and members have opportunities to develop their careers.
The new National Librarian Te Pouhuaki Rachel Esson has written an introductory letter to the library’s community of users and… Read more »
You are warmly invited to the first session of the 2021 Aotearoa New Zealand Gender History Seminar series. This will take place… Read more »
This is a call for papers for the “Gender in Catastrophic Times” symposium. The online symposium will be hosted by Lilith:… Read more »
Three scholarships are currently available for an MA by thesis at Victoria University of Wellington: • An MA in legal… Read more »
An MA scholarship in legal history is available at Victoria University of Wellington. The scholarship is for a graduate student… Read more »