ACLS President Joy Connolly discusses new ACLS Sustaining Public Engagement Grants, supported by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
ACLS will host a series of informational webinars about the application process for the Sustaining Public Engagement Grant Program.
ACLS welcomes new staff: Keyanah Nurse and Oladipupo Oyeleye, Program Officers for Higher Education Initiatives, and Sharaya Tindal Wiesendanger, Program Coordinator for the President’s Office.
ACLS is pleased to announce that historian and painter Nell Irvin Painter will deliver the Charles Homer Haskins Prize Lecture at the 2022 ACLS Annual Meeting in Philadelphia, Friday, April 29, 6:00 pm ET.
Please join us for “Curating the Pandemic: Capturing Inclusive Memories” on Tuesday, November 9, 2021 at 4-5:30 PM EST.
New Program Will Place Emerging Scholars of Buddhism in Positions with Museums and Publishers Focusing on Buddhist Art and Traditions
For the Washington Post, 2020 Emerging Voices Fellow Jesús G. Ruiz writes about Haiti’s past as a “beacon of freedom” for refugees in the Western Hemisphere.
In a new Inside Higher Ed op-ed, Kimberly Adams F'21 and Annie Galvin F'19 discuss the benefits of podcasting in scholarship and teaching.
Grants made possible by support from the National Endowment for the Humanities will fund publicly engaged humanities programs at US colleges and universities.
As a follow up to the Strategic Priorities introduced in Spring 2020, ACLS is pleased to share a detailed progress report on our efforts, including many important benchmarks and significant progress toward our strategic goals.
