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    Most-Read Articles of 2021

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    Shared Experience Blog

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

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    Press Releases

    Mellon Foundation Announces Five New Proposals Funded through the Monuments Project

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    COVID-19 Response, Press Releases

    Mellon Announces $125 Million “Creatives Rebuild New York” Initiative to Reactivate the State’s Creative Economy and Provide Artists with the Critical Support They Need

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    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

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    Press Releases

    Mellon Foundation Awards More Than $72 Million to Teams Led by Humanities Scholars to Ensure “Just Futures” and Expand National Cultural Narratives

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    Grantee News

    The New York Philharmonic Is Coming. In a Shipping Container.

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    Grantee News

    Empathy Interventions: Mia Experiments with Cultivating Empathy in Museum Visitors

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    20 Poets. 10 Poems. 25 Years of National Poetry Month.

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    Press Releases

    Remembering Vartan Gregorian

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    Press Releases

    A Statement on Voting Rights

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    Shared Experiences Blog

    A Legendary Poet's Home Becomes a Sanctuary for Young Artists

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    Grantee News

    Yo-Yo Ma’s Silkroad Receives Largest Gift in its 21-year History

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    Mellon News

    Recognizing the Roles of Women throughout American History

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    Grantee News

    PBS NewsHour Reports on Surge in Hate Crimes against Asian Americans; COVID-19 Economic and Social Impact

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    Press Releases

    Celebrated Arts Advocate Deana Haggag Joins The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation as Program Officer for Arts and Culture

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    Shared Experiences Blog

    What Inspired an Epic Mural Cycle on the Los Angeles River?

    The Great Wall of Los Angeles, an epic cycle of murals

    Grantee News

    Judith F. Baca’s Iconic ‘Great Wall’ Mural Gets an Update, Thanks to a Major Grant