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We explore, cultivate, and champion the public humanities in order to strengthen New Jersey’s diverse community.
In January 2025, NJCH announced $205,716 in Grant Awards to 17 NJ Organizations Meet them »
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Books & Reading Community of Practice: Can We Separate the Story from the Storyteller?
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NJMML – Flagship: Second Friday Celebration at Bayshore Center at Bivalve
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Application Open for NJCH’s Community History Program
Participants receive instruction on public history best practices, develop projects in a cohort environment that encourages collaboration, and receive up to $5,000 from NJCH to launch their projects.
Resource Roundup September 2026
As we head into fall, temperatures are dropping, but activity in the NJ humanities community is heating up. Check out the September Resource Roundup for the latest on what’s happening at NJCH, plus 12 funding opportunities, 17 PD possibilities, 25 job listings, lots of ways to get involved, and more!
New Jersey Civic Info Consortium Renews Funding for NJCH Grassroots Journalism Training
The New Jersey Civic Information Consortium announced on September 22 that it will renew funding for the grassroots journalism training program instituted by NJCH and Journalism + Design in partnership with four New Jersey community colleges.
Ever wonder: what's the story behind the myth of the Jersey Devil?
The Jersey Devil is a distinctive piece of our state's lore, a mythical creature legendary enough to serve as both a symbol of the Pine Barrens region and the mascot of our NHL franchise. Scholars supported with NJCH funds have traced this strange creature's origins to a mish-mash of political, religious, and capitalist conflict over generations of early America.
Resource Roundup
Looking for other grant funding sources in New Jersey? Professional development opportunities? Networking? A new job?
Subscribe to the Resource Roundup, our monthly e-newsletter geared toward those working in humanities and nonprofit organizations.
Humanities People
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A revered historian, lawyer, and educator, Rayman Solomon traces his commitment to the humanities to his legendary doctoral adviser as well as a dark chapter of history that took place near his hometown. Meet Ray » |
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