About this Event
Do you have a story to tell, but aren't sure how to get started? In this 90-minute session, you will hear from three storytellers who have produced public humanities projects with support from Community Grants. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about their work, ask questions of the panelists, and will also hear about upcoming grants and engagement opportunities from the DC History Center + HumanitiesDC.
What are the public humanities?
Public humanities work presents disciplines such as history, philosophy, ethics, and literature in community-based settings, prioritizing public engagement and participation. Examples of public humanities projects include: recording oral histories, written publications, walking tours, documentaries, exhibits, panel discussions, and more.
Who should attend?
Whether you're already working on a project, have a kernel of an idea, or just want to learn more, all are invited to join! There will be opportunity for Q&A with panelists, and information available about upcoming funding opportunities.
Transportation
The Benning/Dorothy I. Height Library is located near the Minnesota Ave Metro station on the Orange and Silver lines. There is also free parking available. The event space is ADA accessible.
For reasonable accommodation requests regarding access and inclusion, please contact the Grants Team ([email protected]) no later than seven business days before the start of this event. Please be specific about the accommodation you are requesting.
Event venue & nearby stays
Benning/Dorothy I. Height Public Library, 3935 Benning Road NE, Washington, United States
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