Our Work Explore Our Work These are highlights of our work from across NEH. To search all funded projects use our Public Query Tool. Search 2269 Result(s) Magazine Article Bedtime Stories Amy Lifson Magazine Article Akhmatova’s Boswell Recording and observing the words and actions of a cultural icon for posterity Steve Moyer Magazine Article How to Lose Weight and Gain Power Humanities Staff Magazine Article After Shock Maine holds a conference relating war trauma to classical literature in Washington, D.C. Beth Baker Magazine Article Letters Home Humanities Staff Magazine Article A Very Hungry Reader Massachusetts focuses on the food imagery in Eric Carle's illustrations. Sarah Auerbach Magazine Article The White Pelican Steve Moyer Magazine Article Southern Exposure Eudora Welty's photographs reveal new stories in Alabama. Laura Wolff Scanlan Magazine Article Editor's Note Meredith Hindley Magazine Article A Fish Story California finds its own history in a documentary about the punk/funk/ska band Fishbone. Amy Lifson Magazine Article Jan Fedewa: Discovering Untold Stories Michigan's Jan Fedewa works to tell the state's stories. Esther Ferington Magazine Article BEYOND Unsinkable Margaret "Molly" Brown uses her name and wealth to reform conditions for the nation's working class. Laura Harbold Magazine Article 1912 Presidential Candidates Humanities Staff Magazine Article Honor Above All From illegitimacy, Alexander Hamiliton rises to power, driven by ambition and his moral code Maggie Riechers Magazine Article Mr. Manners Hamilton offers Washington some etiquette advice Humanities Staff Magazine Article In His Own Words Excerpts from the writings of Harvey Mansfield. Humanities Staff Magazine Article Philosophy as a Way of Life Wit and insight are trademarks of Mansfield's scholarship and teaching style. Mark Blitz Magazine Article California's Ralph Lewin From fast times at Clairemont High to the California Humanities, Ralph Lewin has always been fascinated with stories. Steven Winn Magazine Article Translating Politics Political philosopher Harvey Mansfield and NEH Chairman Bruce Cole discuss the power of princes and the origins of modern government. Bruce Cole Magazine Article Ten Who Make A Difference National Humanities Medalists Humanities Staff Magazine Article Editor's Note Meredith Hindley Magazine Article David Tebaldi of Massachusetts Enriching public discourse in Massachusetts. Laura Harbold Magazine Article Editor's Note The Knowable Lincoln David Skinner Magazine Article Happy Accidents and Good Luck Author Michael Barone talks with NEH Chairman Bruce Cole about the roots of the American political system. Bruce Cole Magazine Article Chronicle of a New Age A charismatic editor lures great writers of the early twentieth century to the pages of his controversial weekly. Esther Ferington Magazine Article Life as Art Frolicking on the Cote D'Azur, Sara and Gerarld Murphy inspire artists of the avant-garde. Susan Saccoccia Magazine Article Common Bonds: The Duty and Honor of Lee and Grant A new exhibition traces the intersecting lives of the Civil War rivals. Louisa Woodville Magazine Article The Sound of Freedom Composed during World War II, Aaron Copland's Lincoln Portrait reflects the mood of the times during which it is performed. Elizabeth B. Crist Magazine Article Parades, Pickets, and Protests Before Pearl Harbor, Chinese Americans bring the issue of Japanese aggression to the nation's consciousness. K. Scott Wong Magazine Article War Stories: The American People in World War II An epic film documents the experiences of the citizen soldier and his community. Maggie Riechers Pagination First page First Previous page Previous Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Current page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Next page Next Last page Last
Magazine Article Akhmatova’s Boswell Recording and observing the words and actions of a cultural icon for posterity Steve Moyer
Magazine Article After Shock Maine holds a conference relating war trauma to classical literature in Washington, D.C. Beth Baker
Magazine Article A Very Hungry Reader Massachusetts focuses on the food imagery in Eric Carle's illustrations. Sarah Auerbach
Magazine Article Southern Exposure Eudora Welty's photographs reveal new stories in Alabama. Laura Wolff Scanlan
Magazine Article A Fish Story California finds its own history in a documentary about the punk/funk/ska band Fishbone. Amy Lifson
Magazine Article Jan Fedewa: Discovering Untold Stories Michigan's Jan Fedewa works to tell the state's stories. Esther Ferington
Magazine Article BEYOND Unsinkable Margaret "Molly" Brown uses her name and wealth to reform conditions for the nation's working class. Laura Harbold
Magazine Article Honor Above All From illegitimacy, Alexander Hamiliton rises to power, driven by ambition and his moral code Maggie Riechers
Magazine Article Philosophy as a Way of Life Wit and insight are trademarks of Mansfield's scholarship and teaching style. Mark Blitz
Magazine Article California's Ralph Lewin From fast times at Clairemont High to the California Humanities, Ralph Lewin has always been fascinated with stories. Steven Winn
Magazine Article Translating Politics Political philosopher Harvey Mansfield and NEH Chairman Bruce Cole discuss the power of princes and the origins of modern government. Bruce Cole
Magazine Article David Tebaldi of Massachusetts Enriching public discourse in Massachusetts. Laura Harbold
Magazine Article Happy Accidents and Good Luck Author Michael Barone talks with NEH Chairman Bruce Cole about the roots of the American political system. Bruce Cole
Magazine Article Chronicle of a New Age A charismatic editor lures great writers of the early twentieth century to the pages of his controversial weekly. Esther Ferington
Magazine Article Life as Art Frolicking on the Cote D'Azur, Sara and Gerarld Murphy inspire artists of the avant-garde. Susan Saccoccia
Magazine Article Common Bonds: The Duty and Honor of Lee and Grant A new exhibition traces the intersecting lives of the Civil War rivals. Louisa Woodville
Magazine Article The Sound of Freedom Composed during World War II, Aaron Copland's Lincoln Portrait reflects the mood of the times during which it is performed. Elizabeth B. Crist
Magazine Article Parades, Pickets, and Protests Before Pearl Harbor, Chinese Americans bring the issue of Japanese aggression to the nation's consciousness. K. Scott Wong
Magazine Article War Stories: The American People in World War II An epic film documents the experiences of the citizen soldier and his community. Maggie Riechers
