There's still time to register for this month's virtual author talk on The Georgia of the North: Black Women and the Civil Rights Movement in New Jersey. Register here - buff.ly/4goQeBR #BlackHistoryMonth #NJSLPresents

It’s finally time to break the news: Hashtags might not be what they used to be. Check out our latest marketing blog to find out why they seem to be going out of style! buff.ly/4aWHCRT

Super rare magenta aurora in the sky over Finland ✨

My first OM Micro 4/3 insect in flight shot which took less than 30 seconds of trying. The YouTube video is uploading as I’m typing and shows my shooting it in real time. Search macro_action

Paul Tazewell becomes the first Black man to win Best Costume Design at the #Oscars  .

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Cherry blossom season

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Climate Change Learning Collaborative Culminating Event Today! Such amazing participation from our Community Based organizations, LEAs and students.

Haven’t reread No Telephone to Heaven in a minute but returning to this work and Michelle Cliff’s work this year. Reading this in undergrad really started me on the path to think about literature and anti imperialism.

The three stars in Orion compared to the Sun: The stars in Orion's Belt are simply massive. They are all blue supergiants: Alnitak, Alnilam, and Mintaka.

Happy 146th birthday, USGS! 🎉 For over a century, your science has shaped how we understand our planet—from water and minerals to earthquakes and volcanoes. Your research keeps communities informed, prepared and resilient. Here’s to 146 years of discovery—and counting!

Prince & Angie Stone, 2001.

Grandala. 📷: @sambathsubbaiah(Instagram) ©️ #GoodMorning #nature

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It was so much fun to see the legacy of Soul Line Dancing represented both on Good Morning America and in the The Library of Congress as part of Black History Month! We're so proud to see this project, funded in part by an NJCH to In FACT, Inc. come to fruition and get the recognition it deserves!

The humanities in NJ will persist despite the abrupt cuts to National Endowment for the Humanities! Learn about our upcoming gatherings scheduled throughout the state + opportunities for funding, professional development, and engagement. 🔔 NJCH Resource Roundup - April 2025 mailchi.mp/njhumanities/n…

No councils are out of the woods as a result of this emergency funding. Painful cuts to vital programming will still be forced. Statutory support for the arts and humanities neither can nor should be completely replaced by private philanthropy.