Luce Foundation funded program partners early career humanities scholars with nonprofit organizations to advance initiatives on public understanding of the COVID-19 pandemic
Pride month is not only a celebration, but a time to reflect on how far we’ve come and how far we have left to go regarding liberation for the LGBTQ+ community and for all.
2020 fellows bring skills and perspectives honed as humanities PhDs to nonprofit and civic organizations across the United States
More than $1.5 million awarded to outstanding scholars and institutions in North America, Europe, and Asia for research and writing, translation, and teaching in Buddhist Studies.
Past and current fellows share on ways in which the program has enabled them to use their training as scholars to thrive byond the academy.
So many of us are continuing to process the anger and grief of the loss of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and too many others as a result of police violence and a history of institutional racism in America.
ACLS Fellows Eric Foner F’72 discusses the “Unresolved Legacy of Reconstruction” for NPR’s Fresh Air.
As we look to health officials for guidance and recommendations for best practices during the COVID-19 pandemic, we are only beginning to grapple with the significant social, cultural, and ethical dimensions of this crisis.
ACLS member societies stand in solidarity with those engaged in the struggle for justice, equality, and human rights. Click through below to read statements from individual organizations.
Awards support innovative projects that extend the reach of digital research portals and tools for humanistic scholarship.
