Public Humanities News

Mount Laurel landmark ‘Sunnyside Farms’ will be demolished due to hazardous conditions posed by the unstable structure and asbestos.

The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage grant-funded work will be written by Lee Francis of the Laguna Pueblo and illustrated by Weshoyot Alvitre of the Tongva.

The campaign titled “She Built NYC!” is open to all residents of New York City. Nominations can include individual women or events in women’s history specific to the New York area.

David Miller will take the position, which was left vacant when Briann Greenfield stepped down to become the Executive Director of the Harriet Beecher Stowe Center in Hartford Connecticut.

The extensive collection will be housed at the Institute of Jazz Studies in the Dana Cotton Library, the largest collection of jazz music-related materials in the world.

Scholars of music, music history, and related fields as well as health practitioners are invited to submit a proposal exploring the relation between music and physical, spiritual, and mental health.

Salisbury University has issued a call for proposals for its inaugural Chesapeake Studies conference, “Casting a Wide Net.” The interdisciplinary […]

Karen Kenton has held a leadership role in the NEH since 2011, when she became the senior program officer in the Division of Public Affairs. 

Proposals for this free workshop should examine the impact Asian aesthetics have had on American art and material culture.