Our Work Explore Our Work These are highlights of our work from across NEH. To search all funded projects use our Public Query Tool. 3046 Result(s) Magazine Article Sixty Years Ago, a Rash of Mysterious Birth Defects Spurred a Doctor’s Search for Answers Jennifer Vanderbes News Now Playing: NEH at the Movies July 19, 2023 News Virtual Bookshelf: Disability Pride Month May 28, 2024 Magazine Article Lessons of Heart Mountain The painful story of a World War II Japanese American detention center Dina Mishev Magazine Article The Best Years of Our Lives: The War Film After the War Box office gold in its time, The Best Years of Our Lives continues to captivate Alison Macor Magazine Article First Person History: Sam Mihara on Internment The 51st NEH Jefferson Lecturer in the Humanities talks about the imprisonment of Japanese Americans during World War ll. Shelly C. Lowe Magazine Article An Image of Internment by Miné Okubo During WWII, the artist Miné Okubo captured life inside an American internment camp Alicia Ault Magazine Article Alabama’s Chuck Holmes Charles Buchanan Photo by Beau Gustafson Magazine Article Editor’s Note Winter 2025 David Skinner Magazine Article Portrait of Constance Fenimore Woolson She once wrote best-selling fiction, but Woolson is remembered now as Henry James’s confidant and muse. Alyson Foster Magazine Article The Many Faces of Marisol A traveling retrospective spotlights the Venezuelan American sculptor Angelica Hankins Magazine Article Where Johnny Cash Came From The Man in Black grew up in Dyess, Arkansas, in a community of poor farmers working government land. William R. Ferris News Virtual Bookshelf: Pride Month May 14, 2024 News 50 Years of Indiana Humanities June 26, 2023 News Chair’s Travel: NEH and NEA in Puerto Rico June 20, 2023 Magazine Article Hayden Carruth’s North Winter Helped Transform American Poetry’s Landscape Shaun T. Griffin News Virtual Bookshelf: Jewish-American Heritage Month May 1, 2024 Blog Teamwork Makes the Project Work: Highlighting Collaborative Work in Humanities Collections and Reference Resources Division of Collections & Infrastructure December 20, 2024 News Humanities for Your Ears August 16, 2024 News Telling the United States’ Full History Through Preservation May 31, 2023 News Virtual Bookshelf: Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month April 30, 2024 News Virtual Bookshelf: Earth Day April 18, 2024 Magazine Article Picturing the War ‘No One Cares About’ How photos of a civil war sparked a global wave of humanitarian activism and possibly made things worse Melani McAlister News Virtual Bookshelf: Arab-American Heritage Month April 2, 2024 Magazine Article Visions of Hell A traveling exhibition explores the underworld Angelica Aboulhosn News Addressing Our Changing Climate Through the Humanities April 26, 2023 Blog The Cultural Eco-District: A Collaborative Approach to Climate-Smart Planning November 22, 2024 Blog A Visionary Museum with a Storied Past: Construction and Preservation at the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum Division of Collections & Infrastructure November 22, 2024 Magazine Article Ursula Parrott and the Secret Lives of Ex-Wives The writer’s scandalous stories chronicled a modern era of “marital impermanence” Marsha Gordon Blog Libraries Combating Climate Change Division of Collections & Infrastructure November 20, 2024 Pagination First page First Previous page Previous Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Current page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Next page Next Last page Last
Magazine Article Sixty Years Ago, a Rash of Mysterious Birth Defects Spurred a Doctor’s Search for Answers Jennifer Vanderbes
Magazine Article Lessons of Heart Mountain The painful story of a World War II Japanese American detention center Dina Mishev
Magazine Article The Best Years of Our Lives: The War Film After the War Box office gold in its time, The Best Years of Our Lives continues to captivate Alison Macor
Magazine Article First Person History: Sam Mihara on Internment The 51st NEH Jefferson Lecturer in the Humanities talks about the imprisonment of Japanese Americans during World War ll. Shelly C. Lowe
Magazine Article An Image of Internment by Miné Okubo During WWII, the artist Miné Okubo captured life inside an American internment camp Alicia Ault
Magazine Article Portrait of Constance Fenimore Woolson She once wrote best-selling fiction, but Woolson is remembered now as Henry James’s confidant and muse. Alyson Foster
Magazine Article The Many Faces of Marisol A traveling retrospective spotlights the Venezuelan American sculptor Angelica Hankins
Magazine Article Where Johnny Cash Came From The Man in Black grew up in Dyess, Arkansas, in a community of poor farmers working government land. William R. Ferris
Magazine Article Hayden Carruth’s North Winter Helped Transform American Poetry’s Landscape Shaun T. Griffin
Blog Teamwork Makes the Project Work: Highlighting Collaborative Work in Humanities Collections and Reference Resources Division of Collections & Infrastructure December 20, 2024
News Virtual Bookshelf: Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month April 30, 2024
Magazine Article Picturing the War ‘No One Cares About’ How photos of a civil war sparked a global wave of humanitarian activism and possibly made things worse Melani McAlister
Blog A Visionary Museum with a Storied Past: Construction and Preservation at the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum Division of Collections & Infrastructure November 22, 2024
Magazine Article Ursula Parrott and the Secret Lives of Ex-Wives The writer’s scandalous stories chronicled a modern era of “marital impermanence” Marsha Gordon
Blog Libraries Combating Climate Change Division of Collections & Infrastructure November 20, 2024
