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    Featured Content: Native American Heritage Month

    Change-Making Projects in the Arts and Humanities

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    Shared Experience Blog

    November is Native American Heritage Month: Change-Making Projects in the Arts and Humanities

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    Shared Experience Blog

    Indigenous Communities are Using an Empowering Tool to Reclaim Their Histories in the Digital Space

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    Shared Experience Blog

    How Can Museums Deepen Their Commitments to Native American Perspectives?

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    Press Releases

    Twenty Puerto Rican Writers Receive the Inaugural Letras Boricuas Fellowship

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    Shared Experiences Blog

    November is Native American Heritage Month: Change-Making Projects in the Arts and Humanities

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    Mellon News

    Time Sensitive Episode 52: Elizabeth Alexander on Moving Forward in the Face of Adversity

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    Mellon News

    National Arts and Humanities Month: From Climate Change to Racism, the Arts Can Save Us

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    Mellon News

    Giving Done Right Season 2, Episode 6: The Arts and a Just World

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    Events

    WATCH: How the Humanities Can Save Humanity

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    Shared Experiences Blog

    #NAHM Feature: Can the Arts and Humanities Save the World?

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    Events

    WATCH: Monumental Conversations:  What We Found When We Analyzed America’s Monuments

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    News

    Newly Released “National Monument Audit” is the First Accounting of our Nation’s Commemorative Landscape

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    Grantee News

    Who Do American Monuments Honor the Most? A Landmark Study Finally Has Answers.

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    Grantee News

    Washington National Cathedral to Replace Confederate-Themed Stained Glass with New Windows by Celebrated Artist Kerry James Marshall

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    Press Releases

    New Humanities in Place Program Awards More than $15 Million to Organizations Doing Place-Based Work, While Bringing More Voices and Experiences to Public Spaces