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The weeklong project comprised 20 events and exhibitions bringing to life the little-known story of Cudjo Banquante, an enslaved man who fought in Washington’s Army, gained freedom and became Newark’s first documented Black business owner.
The application processes are open for organizations seeking to participate in the next cohorts of NJCH’s Community History or Prime Time Family Reading programs.
Our monthly email newsletter for the NJ Humanities community with helpful information, including notifications of funding, professional development events, meetings, and conferences from both NJCH and the larger nonprofit community.
Our monthly email newsletter for the NJ Humanities community with helpful information, including notifications of funding, professional development events, meetings, and conferences from both NJCH and the larger nonprofit community.
After a series of listening sessions around the state, we are prepared to continue to take the public humanities forward for all New Jerseyans.
Our monthly email newsletter for the NJ Humanities community with helpful information, including notifications of funding, professional development events, meetings, and conferences from both NJCH and the larger nonprofit community.
Read a Q&A with Holly Johnson, leader of Mercer County Community College’s J-Lab, which offers free, noncredit certificates in community journalism certificates as part of NJCH’s Informed NJ Initiative.
Our monthly email newsletter for the NJ Humanities community with helpful information, including notifications of funding, professional development events, meetings, and conferences from both NJCH and the larger nonprofit community.
The New Jersey Council for the Humanities is excited to announce the two libraries selected for its inaugural implementation of its Prime Time Family Reading program: the North Bergen Free Public Library (Hudson County) and the Gloucester County Library System (Greenwich Branch).
The New Jersey Council for the Humanities is pleased to invite nominations for the 2025 Stanley N. Katz Prize for Excellence in Public Humanities.
