How does an organization devoted to preserving and promoting the cultural heritage of a country respond when its very history is threatened by an unprovoked …

NJCH’s Stanley N. Katz Prize for Excellence in Public Humanities takes center stage in a new column about Stan by longtime Princeton-area chronicler Pam Hersh. As announced late …

We’re excited to share that our new strategic plan, which includes a revised mission statement and new values statement, has been approved by the NJCH …

New Jersey Council for the Humanities Executive Director Carin Berkowitz, PhD, and Board President Dan Fatton penned an op-ed titled “Creating a more inclusive history …

At the conclusion of the LOI stage of its 2021-2022 cycle for Incubation Grants and Action Grants, the New Jersey Council for the Humanities has …

(Camden, NJ) – The New Jersey Council for the Humanities announces that Voices and Votes: Democracy in America, a traveling exhibition about civic engagement and …

We’d like to introduce you to the newest members of the NJCH team, Valerie Popp, Ph.D. and Colleen Tryner. Valerie joins the Council as a …

(Camden, NJ) – The New Jersey Council for the Humanities announces the launch of the Public Humanities in the Garden State: Celebrating 50 Years of …

(Camden, NJ) – The New Jersey Council for the Humanities (NJCH) recently awarded $1,003,297 in COVID-19 Response Grant funding to ninety-six organizations. The COVID-19 Response …

On this Giving Tuesday, we’d like you to give, but not in the way you might be thinking. Yes, of course, we encourage you to …