Interviews are a method for communicating the humanities more widely by bringing the work of scholars, writers, and others engaged in the humanities to public attention.
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Talking Points on the Humanities: Definitions, Values, Contributions
What are humanities? (Definitions of the humanities | Data on the humanities) | Value of humanities (Careers & Jobs | Citizenship | Community service | Ethics | Languages | Social good | Wellness) | Public humanities | Contributions to other fields (Environmental humanities | Legal humanities | Medical humanities | Science Technology Studies [STS])
Forms & Examples of Communicating the Humanities
Training for Humanities Communicators: Programs, Workshops, Fellowships, Internships
Methods for Humanities Communication
Humanities Organizations & Initiatives
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History Communication:
Writings about history communication | Journals | Organizations | Public history
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