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Advocacy comes in many forms. We couldn't do it without you!

GET INVOLVED

Why is it important to advocate for the public humanities? Public humanities allow for opportunities to explore human history, culture, values, and beliefs. This exploration helps the collective be more informed and empathetic, which often leads to a deeper understanding of oneself and others.

The humanities make the world safe for difference. If you value what that means, please consider being a public humanities advocate. Check out our suggestions below and thank you for your continued support.


MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD

If you value the public humanities and want to advocate for the communities that benefit from them, you can make a difference. Contact your elected officials to share your views on NEH funding.
  • The National Humanities Alliance has an easy-to-use advocacy tool on their website. With one call, you can be connected to three different delegates.
  • The Federation of State Humanities Councils has advocacy resources on their website. The Take Action page provides clear and easy-to-follow information about how to connect with congressional delegates to share your thoughts on the value of humanities funding.
  • On the NJCH Resource page, you will find template letters for Federal and State representatives.

GET SOCIAL

Share social media posts with family, friends, and colleagues to let them know that you support public humanities programming.

Visit the NJCH Facebook page or the NEH Facebook page for current information about statewide and national humanities projects and events.

DONATE

Support your state humanities council.

Donating to NJCH, a nonprofit organization, helps to support the programming that occurs in every county in the state. Click the link below or visit our DONATE page for more information.

INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

NJCH interns learn about careers in cultural programming, grantmaking, and nonprofit management and benefit from professional conferences and workshops. Potential projects are diverse and are based on interns’ interests and career goals.

Interested in an internship? Contact us.  Internship opportunities may be available.
MAKE A DONATION

If you believe in the positive impact of public humanities programming, please consider donating to NJCH. Your tax-deductible contribution will support dynamic projects and events in diverse communities in our state. Your support is valued and appreciated.

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ANGELA SPEAKMAN

Director of Communications & Development
aspeakman@njhumanities.org
(609) 695-5371

CONTACT

Physical: 336 Friends Street Camden, NJ 08102
Mailing: PO Box 3287, Camden, NJ 08101

609.695.4838

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  • ABOUT
    ▼
    • Mission
    • Impact
    • Staff
    • Board
    • Get Involved
  • GRANTS
    ▼
    • Grants
    • Grants FAQ
    • COVID-19 Response Grants
  • HUMANITIES TO GO
    ▼
    • Public Scholars Project
    • Museum on Main Street
  • NEWS
  • DONATE
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