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President requests $154,465,000 for NEH in 2014

NEH announces $17.4 million in awards and offers for 205 humanities projects

Watch the 2013 Jefferson Lecture with Martin Scorsese Online

Women Correspondents' First Battle of WWII Was to Cover It

National Humanities Medal Design Contest Concludes

NEH invites humanities institutions to apply for Created Equal: America’s Civil Rights Struggle film sets

Tickets to the 2013 Jefferson Lecture with Martin Scorsese available online

Martin Scorsese Jefferson Lecture to incorporate Q&A with film critic Kent Jones

Sequestration: A Public Notice

NEH Supports Broadened Access to Publicly Funded Research

Academy Award winning director Martin Scorsese named 42nd Jefferson Lecturer in the Humanities

NEH Bridging Cultures: Muslim Journeys Bookshelves arrive in 800 libraries

NEH and Nine International Research Funders Announce Round Three of the Digging into Data Challenge

NEH Chairman Jim Leach and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Sign “Declaration of Learning”

Bridging Cultures Through Archaeology: Exploring Ancient Turkey

Award-Winning Stories of the Presidents, Online

NEH, ALA offer grants to support 'Let’s Talk About It: Muslim Journeys' programs

Three New Members Appointed to the National Council on the Humanities

953 libraries and humanities organizations awarded “Bookshelf” on Muslim history and culture

Looking Back at Presidential Inaugurations

NEH Crowdsources Nonfiction Reading List for Kids

National Endowment for the Humanities Named a Best Place to Work

Remembering Charles Rosen

Three Distinguished Artists to Judge National Humanities Medal Design Contest

NEH announces $17.5 million in awards and offers for 246 humanities projects

The Human Shore

NEH Chairman Jim Leach’s statement on Rocco Landesman’s retirement from the National Endowment for the Arts

Twelve Organizations Receive National Arts and Humanities Youth Program Awards

Iowa City's City of Literature Program Awarded NEH Grant

NEH hosts Veterans Day screenings of Death and the Civil War