ACLS News

• ACLS Community Message for July 2021

  07/14/2021

  ACLS President Joy Connolly reflects on work done by faculty and doctoral students and the reward system at the colleges and universities that employ them.

  
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• Jovonne Bickerstaff Discusses the Intention Foundry, A Forum to Advance Change in the Academy

  07/13/2021

  In a new video conversation, Jovonne Bickerstaff discusses the Intention Foundry, a collaborative project convening learned society directors, emerging scholars, and university administrators.

  
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• Volunteer as a Peer Reviewer with ACLS

  07/13/2021

  Learn how you can volunteer as a peer reviewer for an upcoming ACLS competition season.

  
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• The American Council of Learned Societies Names 41 Leading Edge Fellows

  07/07/2021

  Program will partner recent humanities PhDs with nonprofit organizations to advance social justice initiatives

  
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• Webinar: Fellowship and Grant Opportunities for HBCU Faculty in the Humanities and Interpretive Social Sciences

  07/02/2021

  Watch the webinar, originally presented live on May 18, 2021, and access resources and information about fellowship and grant opportunities with ACLS, the National Endowment for the Humanities, National Humanities Center, Newberry Library, and the Social Science Research Council.

  
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• Christine M. Adams F’20 Addresses Legislative Efforts to Restrict Teaching About Racism in Baltimore Sun Op-Ed

  06/30/2021

  In a June 25, 2021 opinion piece for The Baltimore Sun, Christine M. Adams F’20 asks “What do radical conservatives fear in the teaching of history?”

  
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• The American Council of Learned Societies Announces the 2021 Fellows and Grantees of The Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Program in Buddhist Studies

  06/29/2021

  More Than $1.6 Million Awarded to Outstanding Scholars and Institutions Worldwide for Research, Writing, Translation, and Teaching in Buddhist Studies

  
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• ACLS Endorses Statement Opposing Legislative Efforts to Restrict Education About Racism and American History

  06/16/2021

  ACLS has signed on to a joint statement that asserts our firm opposition to legislative proposals being introduced across the country that target academic lessons, presentations, and discussions of racism and related issues in American history in schools, colleges, and universities.

  
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• ACLS Is Now on Medium

  06/09/2021

  Discover additional insights and perspectives on our official Medium publication, ACLS In Depth

  
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• “The Third Color in Indra’s Bow”: Meena Nayak F'19 Examines LGBTQ+ Identities in Ancient Hindu Mythology

  06/09/2021

  Community College Faculty Fellow Meena Nayak F'19 shares her experience researching homosexual and transgender identities in Hindu myths.

  
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