In summer 2018, the National Humanities Alliance launched Humanities for All, with the support of The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, to document and promote publicly engaged humanities research, teaching, preservation, and programming in U.S. higher education. The initiative brings together over 1,500 examples, showcasing the range of humanities work conducted with and for communities by scholars at universities, colleges, and scholarly societies across the United States.
To keep pace with the growth and increasing diversity of publicly engaged work across the humanities, the project invites recommendations of work to include in the Humanities for All website.
If you are aware of publicly engaged research, teaching, preservation, or programming that should be included in Humanities for All, you can submit information here.