National Humanities Alliance

The next concept paper deadline for applying to the Teagle Foundation's Cornerstone: Learning for Living initiative, which aims to revitalize the role of the humanities in general education, is just one month away! Learn more here: loom.ly/enHYATI

The #NHC23IN closing plenary begins soon! We can't wait to hear from Poet Adrian Matejka and Jazz Saxophonist Rob Dixon. Are you a virtual conference participant? Join the live stream via the web app!

We can't wait to see what the final day of the conference has in store! @HumFed @INHumanities 📷: Harley Avery

Finally, we traveled to the @walkertheatre for the Capps Lecture and heard from A'Lelia Bundles and Tyrone McKinley Freeman about the importance of making sure everyone's stories are told.

Day 2 of #NHC23IN featured some amazing sessions, including an opportunity for @NEHgov Chair Shelly Lowe to meet with this year's equitable access grantees.

The 2023 Capps Lecture begins soon! We are so excited to hear from A'Lelia Bundles in conversation with Tyrone McKinley Freeman! Did you participate as a virtual attendee last week? Join the live stream via the web app!

@EiteljorgMuseum We can’t wait to see what today has in store! @HumFed @INHumanities 📷: Harley Avery

And finally a reception at the beautiful @EiteljorgMuseum!

#NHC23IN kicked off with tours of Indianapolis...

The opening plenary featuring former American Library Association executive director Tracie D. Hall and author Leah Johnson begins soon! Did you participate in the virtual conference last week? Join the live stream via the web app! #NHC23IN @HumFed @INHumanities

Welcome to the Crossroads! We are so excited to kick off the 2023 National Humanities Conference in Indianapolis today! Be sure to post along with us using #NHC23IN!

Today is the last day to register for the 2023 National Humanities Conference! We hope you will join us in Indianapolis as we explore crossroads in the humanities! Learn more and register for #NHC23IN here: loom.ly/qmT0sX8

The October 2023 Public Humanities Newsletter is now available! Check out this month's job postings, upcoming events, and more: loom.ly/AmRZ4C4

Our professional development course in documenting the impact of the humanities in higher ed starts this week! Don't miss out on your chance to complete the full course. The first workshop is offered Thursday 10/5 or Friday 10/13. Get your spot: loom.ly/oR1OvnU

The first event in the series, "How I Teach These Texts: Morrison and Music" with Melaine Hill, will take place on September 28th from 12:30 - 2 pm Eastern. Learn more and register here: loom.ly/vX0E8RY

Have you registered for the Teaching with Transformative Texts workshops? Part of the Teagle Foundation's Cornerstone: Learning for Living initiative, these virtual workshops provide insight on teaching first-year students and non-majors effectively in humanities gen ed courses.

New on the #HumanitiesforAll blog: @USouthFlorida students Kobe Phillips and Audra Nikolajski and faculty member Sayandeb Basu write about Rooted in Place, an honors college course that reimagines the campus botanical garden as a classroom. Read more: loom.ly/pnXjDSw

Today is the last day to register at the early bird rate for the 2023 National Humanities Conference! We hope you will join us in Indianapolis as we explore crossroads in the humanities! Learn more and register for #NHC23IN here: loom.ly/qmT0sX8