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Episode 383: Kevin Dawson, Aquatic Culture in Early America
Episode 382: Friederike Baer, Hessians in the American Revolutionary War
Episode 381: Martha Menchaca, Texas in the Spanish Empire
Episode 379: Susan H. Brandt, Women Healers in Early America
Episode 378: Tara Bynum, Everyday Black Living in Early America
Beyond the Commonwealth
Truth in History is Needed Now More than Ever
Episode 419: Nathan Schultz, The North Carolina Regulator Movement
Share Your Expertise and Advance the Field as a Member of an AASLH Committee
Embracing the Experiment: From the 2025 Conference Co-Chairs
Submit “Hypothetical” Ethical Dilemmas for Upcoming AASLH Annual Conference Session
How to Ace Your Creative Learning Experience this School Year
09.05.2025 Amy Chu, Program Officer Creative Experiences | Creative Projects for Schools Project support grantees offer advice on working with schools, teachers, and students Teaching artist Jeffrey Angeley with the students of Casimir Pulaski Elementary School. This...
AASLH and Coalition File Joint Amicus Brief in Defense of IMLS
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Opportunities & Resources for Orgs – Sept 25
09.02.2025 Mass Cultural Council Staff Opportunities & Resources Jacob’s Pillow performance of The Big Show by Princess Lockerooo and The Fabulous Waack Dancers. Each month Mass Cultural Council shares a round-up of grants, trainings, technical assistance...
4 Tribal Cultural Councils Accepting Applications for Community Projects
09.02.2025 Dawn Heinen, Digital Communications Manager Tribal Cultural Council Program A community paddle hosted by Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe, the first tribe to participate in Mass Cultural Council’s Tribal Cultural Council Program. For a second year, Mass...
LCC Grants Available for Community-Based Arts & Culture Projects
09.02.2025 Lisa Simmons, Program Manager Local Cultural Council Program Members of Sudbury Cultural Council participated in their town’s 4th of July parade, spreading the good news of Local Cultural Council Program grants. (Extraordinary Jeep decorations by Diana...
Reinterpreting New England’s Civil War History
In 2023 Historic New England awarded the New England Civil War Museum one of its six annual Herbert and Louise Whitney Fund Community Preservation Grants. The grant supports small to midsized organizations in each New England state that are dedicated to saving and...
Argument and Evidence: Museums Should Take the President’s Critique Seriously
By Jason Hanson, Chief Creative Officer, History Colorado The White House released a statement on August 21 entitled “President Trump is Right about the Smithsonian.” It is, presumably, a follow-up to the president’s social media post earlier that week claiming that...
Mill River Community Perspectives Research Project
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Equity Progress Report (Mar – Aug ’25)
08.27.2025 Dawn Heinen, Digital Communications Manager Diversity Equity and Inclusion A regular report on our equity work Andover Chinese Charm Circle performs at Andover Cultural Council’s 2025 grant reception. Since 2021, with the launch of our first-ever Racial...
Truth in History is Needed Now More than Ever
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LCC Member Nano Interview – Aug
08.26.2025 Dawn Heinen, Digital Communications Manager LCC 45th Anniversary | Local Cultural Council Program 2025 marks the 45th anniversary of the Local Cultural Council (LCC) Program, and one way we are honoring this milestone is to hear from the incredible...
Episode 419: Nathan Schultz, The North Carolina Regulator Movement
https://traffic.libsyn.com/benfranklinsworld/419_Schultz.mp3 What happens when the very people meant to uphold justice become the ones exploiting it? In the 1760s, North Carolina farmers watched sheriffs pocket their tax payments, judges rule in favor of corrupt land...
How the Smithsonian found its way to the small town of Ashby
Heather Brody Perry, Library Director at Ashby Free Public Library, was recently recognized by GBH’s Joy Beat program for her work on “Voices and Votes: Democracy in America,” the Smithsonian’s Museum on Main Street exhibit on display at the library through September...
Share Your Expertise and Advance the Field as a Member of an AASLH Committee
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Arts are the STEAM to Drive the Innovation Economy
08.22.2025 Erik Holmgren, Manager of Advancement and Strategic Partnerships Advancement Still from Healing Pool by Brian Knep (2011 Artist Fellow in Sculpture/Installation/New Genres). For years the arts community has advocated for the inclusion of the arts in the...