
Reclaiming Our Stories: Voices of Indigenous Peoples of California (By the People Podcast Bonus Episode)
In “Whose 250 Years?”, Story Weaver Victorio Shaw (Hoopa Valley Tribe) is joined by Georgiana Sanchez (Chumash, O’odham) and Judge Abby Abinanti (Yurok).
Sustaining the Humanities: Funding Innovation and Institutional Resilience in a Time of Uncertainty (Journal Article)
In 2025, unprecedented disruptions to federal cultural funding exposed longstanding structural vulnerabilities within the public humanities. A new peer-reviewed article by Yosef Medina (Director of Strategic Initiatives at Virginia Humanities) … Read more

Blues and Community in Small-Town Georgia (By the People Podcast Episode)
Hartwell, Georgia, has a story to tell, and on a hot day this spring, the community came together for an entire day dedicated to the stories, sounds, and traditions of this small town of 4,500 people.

Before Wyoming: The West in 1776 (By the People Podcast Episode)
What was going in the West while the thirteen colonies fought for independence?

Mariachi and Son Jarocho in Washington (By the People Podcast Episode)
Guests in this episode share the history and traditions of son jarocho and mariachi, discuss how their own identities and lives have been shaped through these practices, and reflect on how they are using this music to build community and connection in Washington state.

Letter from the President: Humanities Councils Have Solutions to the Literacy Crisis
Humanities councils already know how to get preschoolers, kids, teenagers, and adults from every background excited about reading and interpreting literature.