We are shocked, horrified, and saddened by the tragic death of George Floyd—shocked, horrified and saddened all the more because his death is not an …

Dear Friend, First and most importantly, I hope that you and your loved ones are safe in these strange and difficult times. The coronavirus pandemic …

Recently NJCH Board Chair Dan Fatton and Executive Director Carin Berkowitz co-wrote an op-ed entitled, “Staying Human During the Pandemic.” Published on March 23, 2020 …

UPDATE May 29, 2020: All NJCH-funded public events are postponed through August 2020. Postponements include all grant, Public Scholars Project (PSP), and MoMS activities that …

The New Jersey Council for the Humanities believes that public health and safety are top priorities. At this time, Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), a respiratory …

Dear Friends, I’m writing to you with some good news and some not-so-good news. Let’s start with the good news. To honor the 100th anniversary …

Dear Friend of NJCH, If there’s one uplifting thing that we witness daily through our projects and programs, it’s people’s dedication to improving their communities.  …

Dear Friend of NJCH, At the New Jersey Council for the Humanities we take pride in our statewide work. Through meaningful conversations between neighbors at …

Shortly after returning from Washington (more on that in my previous blog post), NJCH resumed its work advocating for the humanities council within the state, …

Most of you know NJCH as a funder and a provider of public humanities programming, but in addition to those roles, one of our primary …