Breaking Down the Barriers: A Case for Academic-Public Collaboration
The fact that broad public interest in history, literature, ethics, art, and the power of ideas has never been higher should hearten academic humanists, despite the worrisome fact that our students are choosing to leave themselves out of the conversation. While I have been involved in efforts on my campus to recapture student interest in the Humanities, I have also, during my five years as an academic administrator, recognized that we must work strategically with allies beyond the walls of the university to promote the value of what we do. We have nothing to lose in this effort—and a great deal to gain.
Read More2020 Guide to Navigating Humanities on the Hill
In order to assist our members and fellow humanities advocates in their advocacy efforts during Humanities on the Hill, and throughout the year, enclosed is a snapshot of materials and links to resources the Federation has currently developed.
Read MoreJoin Veteran Advocates for This Pre-Humanities on the Hill Webinar
Call with take place on Friday, February 14, at 2:00 pm EST. Call-in details inside.
Read MoreKnow Before You Go – Humanities on the Hill
With less than a month before Humanities on the Hill, here’s what you need to know for your Hill visits before and during the event, what materials and prep the Federation provides, and where to find additional information to assist with any advocacy needs.
Read MoreGuide to Humanities on the Hill Resources
Find everything you need to know for Humanities on the Hill 2019. From links to advocacy and event resources to hotel and app information, here’s your one-stop spot for HoH information. Questions? Email events@statehumanities.org.
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