The National Humanities Center is pleased to announce historian Dr. Blair LM Kelley (@profblmkelley) has been selected as its next president and director. Read the announcement on our website: bit.ly/4kYd4mF
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Thank you, @ValerieFoushee, for visiting the Center yesterday to speak with this year's fellowship class.
It was great speaking to fellows with @NatlHumanities to discuss the state of our democracy and federal funding cuts.
Cuts proposed by this Administration create uncertainty for many Americans working in humanities, and I will continue to fight to counter these actions.
Today: Join former NHC director @RobertDNewman & other authors from the inaugural issue of Public Humanities—an open-access journal from @CambridgeUP — as they share insights from their articles & set an agenda for public #humanities in the decades ahead. bit.ly/40G6SYS
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It is always fantastic to welcome @RepDeborahRoss to the NHC to speak with Fellows and staff.
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Thanks to @NatlHumanities for supporting my research on the surrealist special issues of the 1990s American journal "Race Traitor" which I will discuss in my lecture tomorrow night @CourtauldRes in London. I hear it's going to be a big crowd. Cool.
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We welcome proposals from prospective partners looking to stage a community-focused event as part of #BeingHumanFestUS 2025. Events will take place in April and will be organized around the theme of “landmarks.” New Proposal Deadline: December 18, 2024. bit.ly/4haL9P1
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The portal for our AIDL Institute, focused on providing an immersive opportunity for secondary & postsecondary humanities educators teachers to develop critical AI literacy, is open until Feb. 14, 2025. Funded by @NEHgov in partnership w/ @NatlHumanities hallcenter.ku.edu/aidl

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The Center is represented at #NHC24RI this year by former director @RobertDNewman, who will participate in the Defining the #Humanities session. Jacqueline Kellish, director of public engagement, will participate in a discussion about the global Being Human Festival.
Nationally recognized voice for the #humanities @RobertDNewman’s paper in the inaugural issue of Public Humanities explores the humanities’ fundamental significance in society. bit.ly/3UO1cbQ
Our #OpenAccess journal Public Humanities launches today🚀
In the first issue the Editors, @zoebulaitis and @DrJeffreyWilson, are joined by global contributors who set out a manifesto for the humanities and discuss its funding, teaching and future. cup.org/3UCQHbt
Join our team! We’re hiring a Public Engagement Postgraduate Fellow to partner with the Director of Public Engagement to create opportunities for scholarly and public audiences to engage with the #humanities and relevant contemporary issues. bit.ly/careers-at-nhc
We welcome proposals from prospective partners looking to stage a community-focused event as part of #BeingHumanFestUS 2025. The festival, which will take place in April 2025, will be organized around the theme of “landmarks.” #humanities bit.ly/4haL9P1
Former NHC director @RobertDNewman contributed to the inaugural issue of Public #Humanities, a new open-access journal by @CambridgeCore. His paper, “Securing the Future of the Humanities,” explores the humanities’ fundamental significance in society. bit.ly/3UO1cbQ
We welcome proposals from prospective partners looking to stage a community-focused event as part of #BeingHumanFestUS 2025. Festival events will take place in April 2025 & will be organized around the theme of “landmarks.” #humanities bit.ly/4haL9P1
Congratulations to @KathleenADuVal (NHC Fellow, 2008–09), this year's recipient of the Cundill Prize for the best history writing in English. Duval is the second NHC Fellow to win this prize. #humanities
The winner of the 2024 #CundillHistoryPrize is…
Kathleen DuVal (@KathleenADuVal) for ‘Native Nations: A Millennium in North America’, published by @randomhouse.
A ‘sweeping’ 1000-year history of North America from the rise of ancient cities to the present day.
We welcome proposals from prospective partners looking to stage a community-focused event as part of #BeingHumanFestUS 2025. Festival events will take place in April 2025 & will be organized around the theme of “landmarks.” #humanities cc: @AAMers @NEAarts bit.ly/4haL9P1
Nationally recognized voice for the #humanities and former NHC director @RobertDNewman led the final session of the #HumanitiesCenterLeaders Boot Camp on Sunday, sharing how best to sustain a research agenda, preserve personal time, and avoid administrative obsessions.
Fabulous day at the NHC’s directors’ bootcamp—great space, insightful talks, lots of terrific new connections with hardworking, brilliant people. Thanks @NatlHumanities !
























