Welcome to the new Humanities for All Public Humanities Newsletter! Since 2018, Humanities for All, an initiative of the National Humanities Alliance, has been working to connect scholars and practitioners interested in the publicly engaged humanities to create a national community of practice dedicated to advancing community partnership through the humanities.
To continue connecting the ever-growing public humanities community, each month on our Humanities for All Substack we will share higher ed-based public humanities news including (but not limited to):
CFPs for public humanities-related journals, book publications, blogs, conferences, etc.
Humanities for All news, including recent blog posts, reports, projects, and profiles from our website
Public humanities job ads relevant to those based in higher education
National events, resources, and grant funding opportunities
Articles about public humanities scholarship
Please consider subscribing to our Substack (for free!) so that you don’t miss any news in the future. And please consider sharing it with your networks. We also encourage you to submit items to share. If you have any questions or would like to connect about the newsletter please email Humanities for All project director Michelle May-Curry (mmaycurry@nhalliance.org).
About Humanities for All
The Public Humanities Newsletter is put together by the team at Humanities for All, an initiative of the National Humanities Alliance Foundation. The Humanities for All database showcases over 2,000 higher ed-based publicly engaged humanities initiatives from around the United States. In addition, the blog publishes posts from public humanities project directors, students, staff, and participants about their work and experiences in their own words.
Learn more about Humanities for All and how you can contribute your work here.
The NHA/NHA Foundation
The National Humanities Alliance (NHA) is a nationwide coalition of organizations advocating for the humanities on campuses, in communities, and on Capitol Hill. Founded in 1981, NHA is supported by over 200 member organizations, including: colleges, universities, libraries, museums, cultural organizations, state humanities councils, and scholarly, professional, and higher education associations. It is the only organization that brings together the US humanities community as a whole.
The National Humanities Alliance Foundation (NHA Foundation) is the 501(c)(3) supporting foundation of the National Humanities Alliance. The NHA Foundation advances the humanities by conducting and supporting research on the humanities and communicating the value of the humanities to a range of audiences including elected officials and the general public.
