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SUMMARY:Being Human Festival 2021
DESCRIPTION:Being Human is the UK’s only national festival of the humanities. \nA celebration of humanities research through public engagement\, it is led by the School of Advanced Study at the University of London\, the UK’s national centre for the pursuit\, support and promotion of research in the humanities. The festival works in partnership with the Arts and Humanities Research Council and the British Academy to support humanities public engagement across the UK. \nEvery year we help researchers in the humanities – from literature and history\, languages and philosophy\, art history and classics\, and more – produce enjoyable events for public audiences that emphasise working with local communities to share ideas for mutual benefit. \nThe festival asks\, What are the humanities? \nThe festival defines the humanities broadly to encompass the subject areas traditionally associated with the study of the human world. This includes\, for example\, art history\, archaeology\, architecture\, classics\, cultural studies\, history\, film\, languages\, literature\, musicology\, philosophy\, theatre studies\, and religious studies. \nThe festival is not limited to humanities research but builds upon it\, welcoming knowledge from all disciplines in addition to core study of the humanities. We celebrate humanities “plus” – social science\, natural science\, performing and fine arts\, medicine\, all areas of research can work with the humanities to enhance understanding.
URL:https://humanitieswatch.org/event/being-human-festival-2021/
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SUMMARY:Renaissance Humanism\, Democracy\, and the University
DESCRIPTION:How does an engagement with Renaissance Humanism help us understand the contemporary role\, and potential futures\, of the university’s contributions to democratic life? Join us for a conversation between Christopher Celenza\, a scholar of the Renaissance and Dean of the Krieger School of Arts & Sciences at Johns Hopkins\, and Chad Wellmon\, a scholar of knowledge and information and Professor of German and History at UVA. They will discuss the connections between their two new books – Celenza’s The Italian Renaissance and the Origins of the Modern Humanities & Wellmon’s Permanent Crisis: The Humanities in a Disenchanted Age – and how their research shapes their perspectives on the contemporary university. \nThe conversation will be moderated by Jacqueline Allain-Montagne\, a specialist on education and democracy in the ancient world\, who was recently hired in the Classics Department as part of the Democracy Initiative’s faculty hiring initiative.
URL:https://humanitieswatch.org/event/renaissance-humanism-democracy-and-the-university/
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SUMMARY:Contesting Care: 30th June - 1st July
DESCRIPTION:Contesting Care: 30th June -1st July: two days of talks\, films\, workshop discussion and artist presentations responding to the global crisis of care. From the announcement: \nFew topics at present can be more pressing than care. Even before the current pandemic\, a global care crisis had been identified by The International Labour Organization (ILO)\, which indicated that by 2030\, the number of people needing care will reach 2.3 billion…. \nContesting Care is an online event that responds to this situation. It brings together interdisciplinary scholars from Duke University’s Revaluing Care Network (RCN)\, the University of Exeter’s Wellcome Centre for Cultures and Environments of Health\, and other interested academics and artists.  \n 
URL:https://humanitieswatch.org/event/contesting-care-30th-june-1st-july/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20201211T153000
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SUMMARY:Moving medical humanities forward: Friday\, December 11\, 3:30 PM CST
DESCRIPTION:Moving medical humanities forward: a discussion on the nature and importance of the medical humanities. From the news release: \nMississippi State University’s Institute for the Humanities is hosting an online final event for this semester\, featuring experts in the medical humanities for a discussion on this interdisciplinary field. \nCourtney Thompson\, assistant professor in MSU’s Department of History\, and Jessica Martucci\, research associate in the Division of Ethics at Columbia University Irving Medical Center\, will provide insight on the discipline that combines humanities\, social sciences and the arts into conversation with biomedicine. The virtual program aims to demonstrate the influence of humanities on medicine in the past and present. \nThe Dec. 11\, 3:30 p.m. CST event on the institute’s Facebook page is open to the public and hosted by Julia Osman\, director of the Institute for the Humanities and an MSU associate professor of history. \nFor other posts on the medical humanities\, see here.
URL:https://humanitieswatch.org/event/moving-medical-humanities-forward-friday-december-11-330-pm-cst/
CATEGORIES:Program
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SUMMARY:Self-knowledge\, art\, and knowledge of patients: November 24\, 3-4:15 PM CST
DESCRIPTION:Self-knowledge\, art\, and knowledge of patients: a virtual event with James Louie\, MD. From the description: \nJoin James Louie\, MD ’65\, Professor Emeritus of Medicine/Rheumatology at UCLA\, for “The Art of Medicine Comes from Knowing Our Patients: Pierre-Auguste Renoir\, Paul Klee\, Ruth Asawa.” Dr. Louie will highlight the life and work of these three artists with a focus on their rheumatic diseases—Pierre-Auguste Renoir with rheumatoid arthritis\, Paul Klee with systemic sclerosis\, and Ruth Asawa with lupus. Some of the artists were able to manage their diseases through the grit of their own determination\, the support of family and friends\, and the best medical advice and therapies available during their lives. Some used their art to express their pain and turmoil\, while others preferred to ignore and transcend their pain through their art. Dr. Louie gives patients hope for coping with their rheumatic diseases by illustrating how famous artists managed.  \nFor other posts on medical humanities\, including art and medicine\, see here. \nh/t Karrie Stewart
URL:https://humanitieswatch.org/event/self-knowledge-art-and-knowledge-of-patients-november-24-3-415-pm-cst/
LOCATION:Virtual\, MO\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20200918T090000
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SUMMARY:Seeing Differently: Developing Ourselves and Our Team Through Art at the Center to Advance Palliative Care
DESCRIPTION:The Seeing Differently workshop will be taking place at the CAPC later this month via Zoom. The CAPC is a leading organization in the field of palliative care\, and we are honored to work with its dedicated staff. \nSeeing Differently has future workshops planned at Duke University and other venues. Contact us for more information! \nFor a description of Seeing Differently\, see here. \nFor an example of Seeing Differently in action\, see here. \n  \n 
URL:https://humanitieswatch.org/event/see-differently-developing-ourselves-and-our-team-through-art-at-the-center-to-advance-palliative-care/
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SUMMARY:Whiting Fellowships for Public Engagement in the Humanities
DESCRIPTION:Whiting Fellowships for Public Engagement in the Humanities: nominate your colleagues and / or apply! \nThe Whiting Public Engagement Programs\, including the Public Engagement Fellowship and the Public Engagement Seed Grant\, are designed to celebrate and empower humanities faculty who embrace public engagement as part of the scholarly vocation. The programs fund ambitious\, often collaborative projects to infuse into public life the richness\, profundity\, and nuance that give the humanities their lasting value. Over time\, we hope the program will also build a community of faculty dedicated to this form of service; underscore just how essential the realm of ideas is in helping us absorb the news of the day\, participate as citizens\, and live a full life; and ultimately help to restore broader faith in the value of advanced work in the humanities. \nThese two programs are entirely separate: aspiring fellows need not have received a Seed Grant\, and receiving a Seed Grant does not automatically qualify a grantee for a future Fellowship. Both programs support ambitious projects infusing into public life the richness\, profundity\, and nuance that give the humanities their lasting value. The stage of a project will determine the relevant program. \nGuidelines may be found here.
URL:https://humanitieswatch.org/event/whiting-fellowships-for-public-engagement-in-the-humanities/
CATEGORIES:Fellowships / Grants
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20191114T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20191123T170000
DTSTAMP:20260429T073624
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SUMMARY:Being Human Festival\, 14-23 November 2019
DESCRIPTION:Being Human Festival: celebrating the UK humanities in various forms\, November 2019. From the announcement: \nThe humanities help us understand what it means to be human. We think that new ideas in this area – from archaeology\, art history\, philosophy\, languages\, literature\, history\, classics\, cultural studies\, music\, theatre and theology – should be open to everyone. \nBeing Human is the UK’s only national festival of the humanities. A celebration of humanities research through public engagement\, it is led by the School of Advanced Study at the University of London\, the UK’s national centre for the pursuit\, support and promotion of research in the humanities\, in partnership with the Arts and Humanities Research Council and the British Academy. \nHeld in November each year\, the nationwide festival brings together universities\, museums\, galleries\, libraries\, community and commercial partners to stage stimulating and engaging activities that make research accessible and relevant\, strengthen community identity\, and increase understanding of the relevance of the humanities to everyday life. \nEvery year we support researchers in the humanities – from art history and classics\, literature and languages\, history and philosophy – to produce non-traditional events and activities with a strong emphasis on co-production and mutual benefit.
URL:https://humanitieswatch.org/event/being-human-festival-14-23-november-2019/
LOCATION:United Kingdom\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20190605T080000
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SUMMARY:Georgetown Certificate Program in Public Humanities\, 5-8 June\, 2019
DESCRIPTION:Georgetown University Graduate Certificate Program in Public and Engaged Humanities. From the website: \nThis summer\, take your education in the humanities to the next level. Deepen your understanding of the value of advanced humanities training\, learn how to communicate these values to the public and potential employers\, and explore job markets interested in employing humanities scholars in positions requiring advanced skills in language\, research\, analysis\, critical thinking\, and writing. \nh/t Rob Townsend (@rbthisted)
URL:https://humanitieswatch.org/event/georgetown-certificate-program-in-public-humanities-5-8-june-2019/
LOCATION:Georgetown University\, Washington\, DC
CATEGORIES:Program
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Halifax:20180425T123000
DTEND;TZID=America/Halifax:20180425T140000
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SUMMARY:Building Knowledge in the Renaissance: Humanist Constructs and Conversations
DESCRIPTION:Building Knowledge in the Renaissance: Humanist Constructs and Conversations. \nThe talk examines how fifteenth- and sixteenth-century humanists explored various pathways to knowledge. To what extent did Renaissance thinkers establish new methods of learning? The talk sheds light on the current debate over the relation between the humanities and the sciences\, showcasing the potential of the humanities at their point of origin in Renaissance Italy.
URL:https://humanitieswatch.org/event/building-knowledge-in-the-renaissance-humanist-constructs-and-conversations/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Stefano Selenu":MAILTO:sselenu@syr.edu
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Moscow:20171027T170000
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SUMMARY:Humanistic Think Tank: From Talk to Action (Helsinki\, 26-27 October 2017)
DESCRIPTION:Humanistic Think Tank: From Talk to Action.  \nAt NordMatch 2017 we want to bring together the best specialists of the field to find a solution on  \n1) how humanistic research can be used to benefit the society\, and\n2) how the young humanistic researcher can find his or her place in the modern day working life. \nWith our theme The use of humanistic research in the society and young researcher in the modern day work life we are bringing together Jesper Enbom from Humtank  – the Swedish humanistic think thank\, Liisa Mayow specialising in science communication\, Anna-Maria Leogrande who is an expert on working life and two researchers – Anni Hurme who is at the beginning of her career and Matilda Wrede-Jäntti who has long experience and is an expert on young people at work. They will share their expertise\, and we welcome you to participate and bring your ideas to enliven the way we use humanistic research in Finnish society and to support our young researchers.
URL:https://humanitieswatch.org/event/humanistic-think-tank-talk-action-helsinki-26-october-2017/
LOCATION:Arcada\, \, Finland\, Jan-Magnus Janssonin aukio 1\,\, Helsinki\, Finland
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Halifax:20160912T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Halifax:20170116T170000
DTSTAMP:20260429T073624
CREATED:20161119T021314Z
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SUMMARY:Beyond Words: Illuminated Manuscripts in Boston
DESCRIPTION:Beyond Words: Illuminated Manuscripts in Boston: three venues showcase the rich store of imagination in Europe before modernity. From the description: \nThe exhibition presents more than 260 outstanding manuscripts and printed books from nineteen Boston-area collections\, dating from the ninth to the seventeenth centuries. \nh/t Roberta Morosini
URL:https://humanitieswatch.org/event/beyond-words-illuminated-manuscripts-boston/
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