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Civic Engagement
Could the arts and humanities fuel an engaged citizenry?
University of California Berkely campus. Photo: Elena Zhukova for Mellon Foundation
The arts and humanities allow us to interpret and share our human experience. They connect, inspire, and educate us to become more informed and engaged citizens. Mellon is continuously creating and fostering an exchange of learning for a more engaged civic body.
Ten Unexpected Things to Check Out at Public Libraries
Duke University
Living History From One Generation to the Next with the SNCC Legacy Project
Beyond Granite
What if the commemoration of the American story were up to you?
University of Kansas
The Kaw Nation Reclaims a Sacred Stone
Shorefront NFP
The Nation’s First Municipal Reparations Program, Grounded in Black History
The W.O.W. Project, Inc.
The Hard-Won Beauty of Staying Put
Civic Nation
A Nonpartisan Initiative Empowers College Students to Go ALL IN as Voters and Engaged Citizens
Design Trust for Public Space, Inc.
Four Ways Turnout NYC Is Changing Community-Based Performing Arts
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Civic Engagement and the Determined Hope of the Humanities
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America is at the Library—Not Just the Ballot Box
October 26, 2022
Op-Ed: My family taught me ‘the act of voting is democracy made manifest’
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