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Call for PostersThird International Public History ConferenceJuly 7-8-9, 2016International Federation for Public History (IFPH)Universidad de los Andes- Bogotá /Colombia&#160;[caption id="attachment_924" align="alignright" width="333"] Sociology as Memory, the democratic way for an historical city museum, by Mattia Gusella, University of Padova, IFPH-NCPH Poster Session #NCPH2013, Ottawa, Canada[/caption]The poster session will be held at Universidad de los Andes as part of the third international public history conference, #IFPH2016.Posters offer an alternative for presenters eager to share their public history projects using visual and material evidence.Deadline for all proposals is January 25th, 2016.Please send your proposal to the following email: ifph2016@uniandes.edu.coProposals must include contact information and a simple visual mock-up of the display. Please include an abstract of no more than 150 words, promoting and explaining the project, as well as a brief explanation of needs for the poster display.A good poster should include a title, useful images to illustrate the information and a brief text that summarizes the main points. The program committee will meet after the proposed deadline to review all submissions.Presenters should aim for posters no larger than 90 x 120 cmsFor more information please refer to the following page: https://ifph2016.uniandes.edu.co/  --Camilo Quintero ToroDirector Departamento de Historia Universidad de los Andes Cra 1 # 18A - 10 Bloque G Bogotá, D.C., Colombia Tel: +57-1-3394949 ext. 3250[caption id="attachment_926" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Egyptian Revolution Revealed through Oral History, Hannah Schmidt, Arizona State University, Poster Session NCPH-IFPH #NCPH2013, Ottawa, Canada[/caption]&#160;[caption id="attachment_928" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Commemorating the American Civil War in Brazil, Karina Garcia, West Virginia University, Poster Session IFPH-NCPH during #NCPH2013, Ottawa, Canada[/caption]