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.Annual Meeting of the National Council on Public HistoryApril 19-22, 2017The Westin IndianapolisIndianapolis, Indiana...Friday, April 21Panel S38. We Interpret Our Present and Try to Share Our Past: European Public History Experiences and Projects(Chamber)ABSTRACTEuropean Union (EU) public historians are engaged with the difficult task of producing a new public history of the traditional history of Europe and of single European Nations when EU citizens—their audience—are today facing a global crisis of the European Union project but are also the direct protagonists of such a crisis. The session presenters think that public history and a public approach to the past would foster a better understanding of the importance of the history of the European construction in the post-World War II era. Being in the middle for a EU public historian means to be able to interpret the past of single European nations within the context of EU broader identity and to communicate it to the wider possible audience.Facilitator: Serge Noiret, European University InstitutePanelists: Letters to the Italian President: From the Archives to the Screen, Teresa Bertilotti, University of Milano Bicocca Digital (Public) History Projects Devoted to the European Construction, Serge Noiret, European University Institute The Italian House/Museum of Joe Petrosino, An Anti-Mafia New York Police Officer, Marcello Ravveduto, University of Salerno Born in the USA, Reproduced in Europe: From American Public. History to European Public History, the Corporate Field Comparative Example, Félix Torres, Public Histoire Agency, Paris Public History of the Spanish War of Independence (1808-1814), Rafael Zurita, University of Alicante&#160;Marcello Ravveduto, Rafael Zurita, Serge Noiret, Félix Torres2017 Conference Program