John Nicholas Brown Center for Public Humanities and Cultural Heritage’s groundbreaking MA program, engaged research, and innovative conferences help students, practitioners, and communities make art, history, and culture meaningful and accessible.
Hacking Heritage is a participant-led unconference where attendees can propose session discussions on any topic related to preservation, history and heritage.
Pursuit of Happiness: Environmental Justice and Indigenous Rights // History Curatorship // Methods in Public Humanities // Against Invisibility // Show Me the Money: Philanthropy and Civil Society // Museum Interpretation Practices // Digital Storytelling
