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Center for Humanities Communication (CHC)

Resources & Training for Communicating the Humanities

Bibliography – Interviews

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.

This page includes entries from the Center for Humanities Commnication bibliography related to a specific topic. See also other topics in the menu below.

Other Bibliography Topics

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

Showcases | Advocacy statements | Courses | Interviews| Infographics | Podcasts | Humanities in the media (examples, studies, discussion) | Mission statements | Toolkits

Training for Humanities Communicators: Programs, Workshops, Fellowships, Internships

Training for scholars & graduate students

Methods for Humanities Communication

General communication advice | Communication advice for humanities | Influencing in social media | Podcasting advice & resources

Humanities Organizations & Initiatives

Grant agencies & foundations | Humanities Centers | Humanities Councils (U.S.) | Humanities & communication programs | Humanities projects | Public humanities organizations

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Science Communication:
Writings about SciComm | Journals | Organizations | Conferences | Training Programs & Courses | History of SciComm | Examples of SciComm: Science news sites

History Communication:
Writings about history communication | Journals | Organizations | Public history

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