We connect Alabamians to impactful storytelling, lifelong learning, and civic engagement. We believe the humanities can make Alabama better. #ALhumanities
We want to hear YOUR stories! StoryCorps is making that possible. Come have a conversation recorded while the tour is in Selma through Feb. 7. Learn more at https://t.co/KgZOxDnwdK. Local support provided by @AlabamaHeritage & @ALHumanities.
StoryCorps is in Selma-- looking to hear your stories & special memories! Come have a conversation recorded while the tour is in town through Feb. 7: https://t.co/KgZOxDnwdK. Local support by @AlabamaHeritage & @ALHumanities. Photos from Ryan Dorgan & Matt Orndorff.
StoryCorps is in Selma-- looking to hear your stories & special memories! Come have a conversation recorded while the tour is in town through Feb. 7: https://t.co/KgZOxDnwdK. Local support by @AlabamaHeritage & @ALHumanities. Photos from Ryan Dorgan & Matt Orndorff.
As executive director of the @ALHumanities, Chuck Homes brings storytelling to Alabama. Through initiatives like Healing History, Holmes uses the humanities to spark conversations, build empathy, and deepen understanding across the state. Read more: https://t.co/swfw7eB0xk
Thank you to the @ALHumanities for honoring me as a 2024 Fellow. @randallwoodfin dropped by, as did an old co-worker, with the honor presented to me by a woman doing amazing things in central Alabama with youth literacy, Devon Frazier (@dsfraz9), CEO of @iseemeinc.
Record & preserve your family’s stories & community’s history with us! They might end up at the Library of Congress. StoryCorps’ Mobile Tour comes to Selma Jan 9 to Feb 7. Details: https://t.co/KgZOxDnwdK! Local support provided by @AlabamaHeritage & @ALHumanities.
Record & preserve your family’s stories & community’s history with us! They might end up at the Library of Congress. StoryCorps’ Mobile Tour comes to Selma Jan 9 to Feb 7. Details: https://t.co/KgZOxDnwdK! Local support provided by @AlabamaHeritage & @ALHumanities.
Your family’s stories & community’s history can be recorded & preserved at the Library of Congress. #StoryCorps’ Mobile Tour comes to #Selma from Jan 9 -- Feb 7. Learn more: https://t.co/KgZOxDnwdK! Local support provided by Alabama Heritage Magazine & @ALHumanities.
Listen to this week's @180099native featuring Native American recipients of the 2022-2023 National Humanities Medal and @NEHchair Lowe discussing their work and efforts to promote the humanities: https://t.co/wFccgvIWS4
#ArtsHumanitiesMedals
Samantha Barbas explains how the landmark Supreme Court ruling New York Times Co. v. Sullivan was a product of the Civil Rights Movement. Read about the connections between this crucial ruling for the freedom of the press and Alabama civil rights activity. https://t.co/BMWvW2wPqz
And so thankful to be learning from Dr. Gail Christopher about how we can all move across divides and toward one another — in thoughtful and healing ways. Dr. Christopher was the driving force behind the W.K. Kellogg Foundation’s Truth, Racial Healing, and Transformation efforts.
Honored to be talking about empathy, listening, history, and community-building at tonight’s The Art of Healing program with our friends at the Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham and the Birmingham Jewish Federation.
@TROYUnews Congratulations to Chancellor Hawkins and thank you for elevating higher education in Alabama. It’s our honor to have First Lady Janice Hawkins serve on our board.
NEH’s Summer Stipends program supports individuals pursuing advanced research of value to #humanities scholars, general audiences, or both.
Apply by September 18: https://t.co/vZVVxRrnlW
Thanks to Matt Wake and @aldotcom for the detailed write-up of the evening! Among our favorite lines:
“Eloquently playing a nylon string guitar, Howard’s vocals exploring deep soul expressionism anyone with a heartbeat could feel. Wow. Just wow.”
https://t.co/I7spmJb9sc
So, about last night…
Congratulations and THANK YOU to our newest Alabama Humanities Fellows: Brittany Howard and Jason Isbell.
And a very big thank-you to Patterson Hood and Ann Powers for making a very special evening even more so. Rock on.
@JohnArchibald We heartily endorse your Mount Rushmore — all already are (or will be this year, in Roy’s case) Alabama Humanities Fellows, too. They all challenge us to consider what it means to be human — and to SEE each other as fully human, too.