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Phone
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Public Humanities Events
Aug
29
Exhibition: States of Incarceration
Sep
15
Lunch Talk: Applying a Human Rights Approach to Building a Public Humanities Initiative
Sep
16
Conference: The Prison Education Movement: Does Brown Have a Role?
Sep
22
Umbrella Movement: Youth & Activism
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Spotlight
Conference
Prison Education Movement: Does Brown Have a Role?
September 16, 2016
Exhibit
States of Incarceration
August 29-September 24, 2016
NEW COURSES
New Public Humanities Courses in the Fall 2016
Summer Research
Profiles in Summer Research: Jennifer Shook
Exhibit
Artful Protest: Creative Expression and the Umbrella Movement
April 29 - May 19, 2016
Exhibit
Umbrella Movement: Youth & Activism
May 4 - September 23, 2016
Newsworthy
National Historic Landmark nomination presented by Anni Pullagura and Sarah Dylla in Washington DC was unanimously approved
Lecture
What does (cultural) heritage have to do with climate change? Conservation between science and justice
November 6, 2015
Award
Holly Ewald recieved 2015 Tomaquag Musem Honoree Award
Lecture
Ethical Storytelling: How to Make a Film Without Pissing Everyone Off
October 28, 2015
Conference
Hacking Heritage Unconference
March 12, 2016
Conference
The New Tour: Innovations in Place-based Storytelling
September 24-25, 2015
AWARDS
Amelia Grabowski to receive Master’s Award for Engaged Citizenship and Community Service
Exhibit
An Old Tree Becomes a Sculpture: Bittersweet
May 22 - October 2
AWARDS
Professor Steve Lubar wins 2015 Guggenheim Fellowship
AWARDS
Jenks Society for Lost Museums wins the national Graduate Student Project Award from NCPH
Lecture
Along the Border and on the Digital Frontier: Mapping and Memorializing Violence
April 23, 2015
Reflections
What happens after Public Humanists graduate?
symposium
Lost Museums: a Symposium on the Ephemerality & Afterlives of Museums & Collections
May 6-8, 2015
New Faces
Public Humanities Fellows, 2014-15
