It was a gift to spend time engaged in rich conversation with these insightful and forward-thinking colleagues setting the tone for our @CURinAction#ConnectUR 2022 conference @CharkoudianLou @LourdesEchegoy1@Bdgurwitz
The April 2022 Public Humanities Newsletter comes out this week and is packed full of #PublicHumanities job and funding opportunities, publications, and events. Check out previous newsletters and subscribe to receive future editions to your inbox: https://t.co/eodozfYDOZ
@HealeyParera @desperatelyred @amuhlenkerr @czeltsman Somehow not surprised at all! And you are definitely forgiven. Would love to hear more when we next catch up.
Dana Schaffer, deputy director of NHA member @ahahistorians, just co-authored an editorial in TIME discussing the results of an @NEHgov funded survey about how Americans use and interpret the past. Check it out here: https://t.co/Wi7ioBYuWS
Interested in recruiting students to humanities courses/majors? Promoting the public value of humanities disciplines and organizations? And/or advocating on Capitol Hill? We have several sessions on each theme on our Annual Meeting preliminary program: https://t.co/bMB8LN1KeG
"What we've found is that timeliness is fairly relative." Great reminder from Alex Klein and Cecily Hill @HumanitiesAll that there is always room for the humanities in the media. #VirtualNHC#humanities
Join NHA staff members @Bdgurwitz and @CecilyHill, along with council EDs @chrissommerich, @HulesFry, and Shannon Smith, and John Barth of the City Council of Indianapolis for their session, "Pursuing State and Local Policies to Fund the Humanities" at 1:30 pm EST. #VirtualNHC
Join #VirtualNHC Capps Lecturer Dr. Johnnetta Cole in conversation with @Smithsonian Lonnie Bunch on how we can create more just and equitable campuses and communities through the humanities. TOMORROW AT 12 PM ET @HumanitiesAll https://t.co/JzPfRlmwg0
Trump is threatening vote-by-mail. But during the Civil War Union soldiers and sailors voted in the 1864 presidential election, thanks to the U.S. Post Office. Northern states had changed their laws to allow mail-in ballots. 1/