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    Events to Watch

    Explore a range of contemporary topics with thinkers and writers, artists and activists, and more.

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    Watch: Imagining Freedom

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    Watch: State of Our Union: Telling the American Story

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    Video: America Is at the Library—Not Just the Ballot Box

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    Video: Puerto Rico Now!

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    Video: Chinese American History, Asian American Experiences

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    Video: Reading Poetry, Engaging America

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    Video: Humanities and the Border

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    Press Release

    Mellon Foundation and Ford Foundation Announce Inaugural Cohort of Latinx Artist Fellows

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    Grantee News

    UC Riverside Will Help with Slavery Database Co-created by New Dean

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    Grantee News

    Observer Arts Power 50: Elizabeth Alexander

    Creatives Rebuild New York-and America

    Events

    Video: Creatives Rebuild New York – and America

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    Mellon News

    How Did Mellon’s Pivot to Social Justice Affect its Higher Ed Grantmaking?

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    News

    The Million Book Project is now Freedom Reads

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    Shared Experiences

    What It's Like to Graduate—and Look Ahead to a PhD or Master's—During a Pandemic

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    Mellon News

    Here’s How Mellon Strives to Make Higher Learning Available to Incarcerated Americans

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    Grantee News

    Seattle Art Museum Aims to Overhaul its American Art Galleries to Be More Inclusive

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    COVID-19 Response

    Putting An End to the Pandemic Means Putting Artists Back to Work

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    Grantee News

    On a Kentucky Riverbank, a Path to Remembrance

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    COVID-19 Response

    Mellon Foundation Will Give $125 Million to Aid the Recovery of New York’s Arts Sector