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National competition calls upon hackers and data enthusiasts to delve into historic newspapers

Rep. Leonard Lance (R-NJ) and Rep. David Price (D-NC), Chairs of the Congressional Humanities Caucus, celebrate the National Endowment for the Humanities on Capitol Hill

Emmy Award-Nominated “In Performance at the White House” PBS series will feature performances by Usher, Queen Latifah, Smokey Robinson, MC Lyte, James Taylor, Carol Burnett and more

The National Endowment for the Humanities kicks off year-long celebration of the agency’s 50th anniversary

Ten distinguished humanities recipients receive honor on Sept 10 in East Room ceremony

A look at NEH's work in cultural preservation and disaster relief on the tenth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina

Award of $300,000 to support public events on the history and legacy of disabled veterans in American culture

Grants support museums, libraries, education institutions, and individual scholars

Discusses New Humanities Initiatives at Community Colleges Grant Opportunity

Thousands of students from around the world will compete in a core humanities discipline, history, at the National History Day Competition in College Park, MD

Humanities Initiatives at Community Colleges aims to enhance community college humanities programs, resources, and courses

Op-ed published in the Detroit News and Miami Herald

Part of a new NEH Standing Together partnership with Library of Congress

May 6-8 convening will be webcast online

Community-based program will save treasures of family and local history

Convening on U.S.-Chinese collaborations in humanities research to be held in Washington, DC on April 10

Jeffrey Brown of PBS NewsHour to interview Anna Deavere Smith

Free April 6 lecture in Washington DC and streamed online will feature celebrated portrayer of “authentic American voices”