News
- February 9th, 2012 New “Humanities and Public Life” book series accepting proposals for submission
- February 8th, 2012 Seed grant workshop to promote funding opportunities in the humanities
- February 6th, 2012 Call for Fellows: Humanities and the Imagination/Imaginary
- February 3rd, 2012 Immigration, Migration and Movement - An Art Exhibit
Upcoming Events
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IHR Distinguished Lecturer Coco Fusco
“Migration Interrupted: Rights, Freedom, Opportunism, and the Controversy over U.S. Immigration Policy.” Lecture Tickets "Dinner and Dialogue" Tickets
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Seed Grant Workshop
R.S.V.P. for the Seed Grant Workshop
Do you have a compelling transdisciplinary research idea? Are you or one of your colleagues doing research in the humanities that is transdisciplinary, collaborative, and issue-focued?
- Journalism and the Humanities: Sources of Estrangement, Future Prospects for Collaboration
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IHR Visiting Fellows application deadline February 20
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Multiple Voices, Multiple Histories: An IHR Seed Grant Symposium
During World War II, the United States built ten internment camps to incarcerate Japanese American citizens. The only two located on American Indian land were in the state of Arizona: the reservations of the Gila River Indian Community and the Colorado River Indian Tribes. The U.S.
