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Congratulations to Emerita Professor of Art, Amara Geffen, who was announced as an inaugural fellow of @PAHumanities!
🎨 For over 25 years, Geffen has worked in the region to connect people to their communities through art and civic initiatives.
go.allegheny.edu/geffen-pa-h…
It's #HumanitiesCouncilsWeek!
This year, PA Humanities honored 180 Window Keepers making a difference across PA. It's just one example of how we put the humanities into action to strengthen communities.
Support our work: pahumanities.org/support-us/
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125 new Window Keepers. 180 honorees statewide. 🎉
Today, we’re celebrating the final 125 named to The Window Keeper: Civic Honors, bringing the statewide total to 180 people whose everyday work helps communities connect, grow and thrive.
#PAWindowKeeper
pahumanities.org/conversatio…
Our first #PaXFellows weekend in Pittsburgh is officially in the books! TY to our 50 inaugural fellows for showing up with curiosity, generosity, and an enthusiasm to learn from one another! We'll share more about this extraordinary journey as it unfolds.
Photos: Erin Ninehouser
Help shape Philadelphia’s first Cultural Master Plan! Creative Philadelphia is seeking feedback from cultural organizations, independent artists and residents.
We helped inform the plan through Cultural Dynamics: pahumanities.org/culturaldyn…
More info: creativephl.org/cultural-mas…
It’s official: Meet our 50 inaugural PA Cultural Exchange (PaX) Fellows!
PaX is a new 18-month fellowship that brings together cultural practitioners to learn from one another, build lasting relationships and strengthen their work and communities.
pahumanities.org/conversatio…
PaX begins later this month in Pittsburgh, where the fellows will come together for their first Cultural Exchange Weekend.
See our complete list of fellows and read the full announcement.
Nominations for The Window Keeper: Civic Honors are now closed, and we’ll announce our final group this fall.
In the meantime, meet 13 WKers announced earlier this year: people strengthening communities through stories, history, culture and connection.
pahumanities.org/conversatio…
“I couldn’t have asked for a better group of people… I’m grateful for how patient, kind, and supportive every single person on the team was…”
Amelia Spielman, our summer intern from @haverfordedu, reflects on her experience.
pahumanities.org/conversatio…
We’re proud to see PA Humanities and Voices of History Philadelphia featured in a new Folklife Magazine article about By the People: Conversations Beyond 250.
folklife.si.edu/magazine/by-…
The final weekend to nominate a Window Keeper is here!
Who is a courageous person in your community who brings people together, keeps local stories and traditions alive, creates opportunities to learn and share, or helps others feel welcome and involved?
pahumanities.org/thewindowke…
What a special evening in Philadelphia. ❤️
Thank you to everyone who joined us at Mother Bethel for Everybody Has a Story: A Conversation with Dr. Erica Armstrong Dunbar.
More to come from Voices of History Philadelphia soon!
What a special evening in Philadelphia. ❤️
Thank you to everyone who joined us at Mother Bethel for Everybody Has a Story: A Conversation with Dr. Erica Armstrong Dunbar.
More to come from Voices of History Philadelphia soon!
Tomorrow in Philadelphia!
Join PA Humanities and America250PA for Everybody Has a Story: A Conversation with Erica Armstrong Dunbar, moderated by Jeannine A. Cook of Harriett’s Bookshop.
đź“… Aug. 12 | 7 p.m.
đź“Ť Mother Bethel AME Church
RSVP: voicesofphiladelphia.funrais…
Who will you recognize in your community?
In every community, someone is making a difference and deserves recognition for all that they do. You can honor them through PA Humanities’ The Window Keeper: Civic Honors program.
⏰ Nominate by 8/16!
pahumanities.org/thewindowke…
📢 Join PA Humanities and America250PA for Everybody Has a Story: A Conversation with Erica Armstrong Dunbar, author of Never Caught, moderated by Jeannine A. Cook, owner of Harriett’s Bookshop.
đź“… 8/12
🕡 6:30pm
đź“Ť Mother Bethel AME in Phl
RSVP: voicesofphiladelphia.funrais…
