This October, our partner and member org @ClementeCourse is celebrating its 25th anniversary! Since its founding, Clemente has offered transformative humanities classes to more than 10,000 low income adults. Their programs change lives and shape communities for the better.
Hiring for a job on my team! We work with cultural organizations throughout the U.S., building capacity and helping them document the impact of their work. Our partners are inspirational, and we learn a lot along the way. Please apply/share.
Don't forget—NHA is hiring! We're looking for a sociologist who is interested in working with educational and community organizations engaging in work around culture and history. Please apply! #socjobs#publicsociology#appliedsociology#evaljobs https://t.co/alEJoRL3KY
@TheRealTedMaul@shockproofbeats There were so many good ones. Particularly fond of the deputy assistant secretary for the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor.
I'm not gonna say "dream team," but I could...
Please consider joining us in @NEH_PresAccess for a summer of fun in the LAMs!
(one rhyme per tweet, please)
Morning! “Spiro and the Art of the Mississippian World” opens today! Eric Singleton, Ph.D., our Curator of Ethnology will be answering all your Spiro questions on the Twitter today! Okay, he's not in his office. Here he is. Fire away! #HashtagTheCowboy Thanks, Tim
Registration is now open for the Virtual NHA Annual Meeting and Humanities Advocacy Day! Join us March 8 - 10 as we come together to build our capacity to advocate for the humanities. Learn more here: https://t.co/0U3HSmhYLl
Last month, we worked with @akhumanities to host a virtual event with Sen. @lisamurkowski's office, showcasing NEH & AHF's long-term impact on Alaskan cultural institutions, as well as how COVID-19 is affecting them. Read more: https://t.co/bLx8XkVrRM
Congratulations @LissetteSz on this piece—and of course on the book publication! It's good to see, too, this academic work making its way to a broader public through podcasts and teacher workshops. https://t.co/hO1pqX3A7I
What a wonderful way to bring the power of PRIME TIME Family Reading to new audiences. I thoroughly enjoyed the podcast (and it was so nice to hear my friend Sarah's voice)!
“Little Voices, Big Ideas,” a new podcast from the LEH & @WWNO made possible w/support from @NEHgov, explores the rich & often surprising content of children’s books, as well as ways to have meaningful conversations about big ideas in little books with the children in our lives.