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FY 2024 Funding Round-Up and What Comes Next

Posted on May 8, 2024

By Alexandra Klein After an extended delay and four continuing resolutions, Congress passed funding bills for FY 24 in March–more than five months after the…
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Bringing Alaska’s Cultural Institutions Together Virtually

Posted on January 5, 2021

By Cecily Hill In December, NHA worked with the Alaska Humanities Forum (AHF) to host a virtual event with Senator Lisa Murkowski’s office. In addition…
COVID-19
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Report on the Publicly Engaged Humanities at the National Humanities Conference

Posted on December 9, 2020

By Michelle May-Curry Last month during the Virtual National Humanities Conference, we had the opportunity to hear from Johnetta Cole, this year’s Capps Lecturer, in…
Humanities for All
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NEH Impact: Bringing Underrepresented Histories to the Forefront Through Storytelling

Posted on November 30, 2020

By Emily McDonald This year’s sweeping challenges have made the need to make sense of our histories even more clear, and cultural organizations are undertaking…
NEH for All, Social & Racial Justice
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Workshopping Questions to Evaluate Your Humanities Program

Posted on November 24, 2020

By Cecily Hill At the Virtual National Humanities Conference, which took place earlier this month, Emily McDonald and I conducted a workshop on evaluating the…
Documenting Impact, NEH for All
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Documenting Impact: Humanities Research for the Public Good Grants

Posted on November 17, 2020

By Younger Oliver In April 2020, the Humanities for All team partnered with the Council of Independent Colleges (CIC) to conduct focus groups with students who had…
Documenting Impact, Humanities for All
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