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African-Americans in the Global Age

Post-War Progress: Civil Rights and the End of Segregation

A Great Depression and a New Deal

World War II: Fighting Abroad and at Home

Migration and Renaissance

New Exhibition, Changing America: The Emancipation Proclamation, 1863 and the March on Washington, 1963 Begins Tour across United States

Into the Trenches

W.E.B. Du Bois and the Foundation of the NAACP

“Separate But Equal”?

Reconstruction vs. Redemption

A House Divided

Black History Month Resources: Resistance to Slavery and Abolition

Philadelphia Freedom

Enduring Memories

Revolutionary Spirit

The Latino Experience

Created Equal Programming

From Africa to Colonial America

Walter Isaacson to deliver 43rd Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities

NEH Presents “Ask An Expert” Google + Hangouts for National History Day Students

NEH announces the winners of the 2013 Digging Into Data Challenge

NEH Rises in Best Places to Work Rankings

NEH announces $14.6 million in awards and offers for 202 humanities projects

Thirteen Organizations Receive National Arts and Humanities Youth Program Awards

Five New Members Join the National Council on the Humanities

Bringing Frankenstein to Life

Mark Twain II

Unearthing the lives of Montpelier's slaves

Verdi: Uncensored

National Endowment for the Humanities launches Created Equal