In the News
New Hampshire Humanities is working in all corners of our sews articles and videos:
The Union Leader, May 2020
New Hampshire Humanities Awards 64 CARES Act grants to cultural organizations across state
NH Magazine, 2019 It List
Anthony Poore: Purpose & Participation
NH Business Review, August 2019
Introducing culture into the workplace: New initiative brings humanities to NH businesses
Portsmouth Herald, July 2019
New Voices shines light on immigrant storytelling
Concord Monitor, June 2019
Prison program encourages reading, storytelling for inmates to engage with their children
Welcome messages from New Hampshire Congressional Representatives on the occasion of National Endowment for the Humanities Chairman Jon Parrish Peede's visit to the Granite State in May:
Congresswoman Ann Kuster
Congressman Chris Pappas
NH Public Radio's "The Exchange," May 2019
NEH Chairman Jon Peede on Building 'Cultural Infrastructure'
Ink Link, Rob Greene, May 2019
Oh, the humanities: Preserving the things that keep us fed, beyond food
The Union Leader, March 2019
Arts & humanities groups partner on workplace programming
Eagle Times, June 2018
Foundation grant supports Connections adult literacy program
WMUR-TV, April 2018
21st U.S. Poet Laureate Shares Work at Currier Museum of Art
NH Public Radio, April 2018
U.S. Poet Laureate Visits New Hampshire to Meet with English Language Learners
NH Public Radio, March 2018
New Hampshire Humanities seeks to bridge gap between culture & business
Nashua Telegraph, April 2018
U.S. Poet Laureate Visits Nashua
Concord Monitor, March 2018
As federal cuts loom, new leader takes helm of New Hampshire Humanities
New Hampshire Public Radio, March 2018
New Hampshire Humanities gets new executive director
(Photo of Anthony Poore courtesy of the Concord Monitor/Geoff Forester)
VETERANS PROJECT: Dialogues on the Experience of War & Homecoming
New Hampshire Public Radio, "The Exchange," November 2017
Revisiting Vietnam: Combat, Controversy, and Lessons Learned
New Hampshire Public Radio, "The Exchange," November 2016
Ancient Tales, Modern Warriors: Veterans Look to The Odyssey for Help Adjusting to Civilian Life
(Voted the #1 show on The Exchange in 2016! The program was also recognized nationally as "Best Call-in Program" by Public Radio News Directors, Inc.)
Portsmouth Herald, August 28
Veterans take "The Odyssey" back home, reading program assists in post-war lives
Reporter's File, WOKQ Radio, September 2
Dialogues on the Experience of War Interview
With project director, Kathy Mathis, and veterans Brendan O'Byrne and Al Porsche
Union Leader, August 20
With Dartmouth professor's push, New Hampshire veterans finding that 'Homer gets it'
Caledonian Record, August 20
Veterans Reading Program to Launch in Littleton
Radio Interview on WLTN-Littleton:
Kathy Mathis and Lon Weston discuss Troy to Baghdad: Dialogues on the Experience of War
HYPE (HOSTING YOUNG PHILOSOPHY ENTHUSIASTS)
Pulitzer video on Hosting Young Philosophy Enthusiasts (HYPE)
Asking the Big Questions: Why Philosophy Matters
Pulitzer.org article by Felice Belman
A Real Lesson in Freedom of Expression
UNH College of Liberal Arts Publication
HYPE Statewide Conference at UNH
New Hampshire Union Leader
HYPE Focuses on Censorship, Freedom of Expression
RECENT PROJECTS & EVENTS
Seacoast Online, January 2018
Oyster River community invites you to join Waking Up White
Seacoast Online, November 2017
Elephant-in-the-Room Series to tackle tough issues
New Hampshire Union Leader, August 23, 2017
Watrous leaving New Hampshire Humanities
Monadnock Ledger-Transcript, April 25, 2017
The Complexities of Islam
Humanities Magazine, Spring 2017
In Focus: Executive Function with Deborah Watrous
The Conway Daily Sun, April 6, 2017
Panel Honors the Uphaus Legacy
Monadnock Ledger-Transcript, September 2016
Chautauqua focuses on race and sports
New Hampshire Humanities campaign video, produced by Heartwood Media:
Campaign for the Humanities: Excellence, Innovation, and Access
2016 Annual Dinner Keynote Address
Annette Gordon-Reed, September 22, 2016
Winchester Musical Heritage Project
Town-wide jubilee, August 2016
