Humanities Topical Immersion Programming
This program series engages college communities regarding social issues through a VR experience, film screening and discussion.
This program series engages college communities regarding social issues through a VR experience, film screening and discussion.
This speaker series focused on the cultural, historical and musical events that formed Nebraska.
Archivist and adult services librarian Monique Sugimoto uses her scenic bike commute as inspiration for the Pedal PV video series.
Residents of a small Tennessee town dug up a 50-year-old time capsule to find it destroyed. The library stepped in to help.
We compiled a list of resources to help librarians commemorate the first official Women's Suffrage Month.
National History Day is a nonprofit education organization whose programs engage students in conducting original research.
Libraries are the perfect places to discuss the past — particularly histories that are contested or messy.
Hannah Schmidl from Princeton Public Library explains why libraries are the perfect place to connect people to thought-provoking humanities work.
A popular program introduces patrons to local artifacts — no display cases involved.
Oak Park Public Library invited families to explore history and social justice through American Girl Dolls.