The 2023 Summer Research Symposium, a showcase of student excellence in research and engagement, will take place at IUPUI on July 28. Get the details: bit.ly/43jkAiB

Register for the 2023 Imagining America National Gathering! loom.ly/C0ErJbc

A new episode on Race, Justice, and the Experience of War is now available on the Justice and War in American History podcast. Our guests are Dr. Cleveland Hayes and Leah Nahmias. loom.ly/l7vCdqo #justice #historypodcast #twitterstorians #history

This was a phenomenal discussion and I am once again honored to participate. Black intellectuals’ resistance to US empire and the war in the Philippines is one of my favorite topics to discuss!!

Thanks once again to National Endowment for the Humanities and the engaged scholars of IAHI for making this series possible.

New Episodes of "Justice & War in American History" are available! Host Raymond Haberski, Jr talks with veterans over 2 episodes about coming home and the issues military members face when returning from warzones. Listen wherever you stream podcasts. National Endowment for the Humanities Veterans Affairs IUPUI ROTC

Interested in podcasting? Check out this IAHI IU Indianapolis New Humanities Lab internship: app.joinhandshake.com/jobs/8029615/s… Interns working on the A&H podcast will develop skills in project management, storytelling, audio engineering/editing, interviewing, researching, engaging w/ listeners

Congrats Liz Kryder-Reid & Sarah May for "Toxic Heritage: Legacies, Futures, and Environmental Justice"! This work is the 1st in-depth critical study of toxic heritage as a global problem. The book is open access: loom.ly/sCiuHqo #environmentaljustice #toxicheritage

8/23 @ 7:30 PM, we're showing "The China Syndrome," ( Jack Lemmon, Jane Fonda, and Michael Douglas). This 1979 blockbuster portrays a fictional nuclear meltdown. Afterward, a short panel with IUPUI Professors Peter J. Schubert and Kristina Sheeler. #anthropocene #Kan-KanCinema

“Unmasked: the 1935 Anti-Lynching Exhibits and Community Remembrance in Indiana” opened 8-11 at the IPS Crispus Attucks Museum. It will be open by appointment through March 2024. #Indiana #alexlichtenstein #iu #exhibit #crispusattucksmuseum #history #AbrahamSmith #ThomasShipp

"What Are You Going to Do With That," a podcast by National Humanities Alliance features a diverse group of young professionals with humanities backgrounds reflecting on how they’ve applied the knowledge and skills they gained in college. Available wherever you stream podcasts. #NHA

Congratulations, Edward Curtis !!!

Join us Wed, Oct 23rd at 7:30 PM at Kan-Kan Cinema for this month's Anthropocene film: Inhabitants (2021). This doc follows 5 Native American tribes as they restore their traditional land management practices. Tickets are free here: loom.ly/Gyc-aqc #artsandhumanities #iu

HIPs Done Well: A Summer Institute for Faculty on Enhancing High-Impact Practices (June 4-6, 2024): loom.ly/C9YwKYI #highimpactpractices #summerinstitute #iupui

Check out the new report, Community Case Studies, by National Humanities Alliance, which demonstrate how the humanities can help communities throughout the U.S. thrive. loom.ly/Gb9n8xo #humanities

Interactive map of Frederick Douglass’ influence across America will be available to public loom.ly/1nooLoM #frederickdouglass #history

My nonfiction book proposal was supported by a grant from the IAHI Summer Academy, an invaluable resource for IU Indianapolis faculty. Time, space, & brilliant colleagues helped me move my project forward. Highly motivating. Excited for everyone's progress! news.iu.edu/live/news/3584…