Humanities in Class Webinars
2026–27 Webinar Schedule
Details and registration for the 2026–27 season will be available in early August. Subscribe to our newsletter to stay informed.
The Neuro-Inclusion Revolution
Theresa Haskins, The University of Akron; University of Southern California
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Jack Kirby, Comics Studies, and Collaborative Authorship in American Popular Culture
Craig Fischer, Appalachian State University
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Online
From Folklore to Film: Making Meaning with La Llorona, El Chupacabras, and Other Latin American Monsters
Gabriel Eljaiek-Rodriguez (NHC Fellow, 2024–25), Spelman College
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EST
Online
Critical AI Literacy and the Humanities
Kathryn Conrad and Sean Kamperman, University of Kansas
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Online
Sports in the Classroom
Brian Sheehy (NHC Teacher Advisory Council, 2020–21), North Andover High School, North Andover, MA
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EST
Online
Navigating Religious Questions and Concerns in the Classroom
Travis W. Proctor (NHC Fellow, 2025–26), Wittenberg University
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EST
Online
The Importance of Native Authorship in All Classrooms
Dezi Lynn, National Indian Education Association
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Online
Fighting for Native America: The Southeast American Indian Response to the American Revolution
Nancy Chavis, Museum Director and Curator, University of North Carolina at Pembroke
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EST
Online
Polio and Public Memory
Claire Seiler (NHC Fellow, 2025–26), Dickinson College
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Online
Brainwashing from Cold War Mind Control to 21st-Century Hyper Persuasion
Rebecca Lemov, Harvard University
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Online
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Education Resources and Approaches
Gretchen Skidmore, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
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Online
Material Culture, Gender, and Abolition in Regency Britain
Patricia A. Matthew (NHC Fellow, 2022–23), Montclair State University
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EST
Online
Harriet Tubman’s Life in Pictures
Jasmine Nichole Cobb (NHC Fellow, 2025–26), Duke University
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EST
Online
Reframing the Narrative: Using Ballet, Archives, and Cultural Memory to Draft Transferable Blueprints for Systemic Transformation
Theresa Ruth Howard, Founder and Curator of MoBBallet (Memoirs of Blacks in Ballet)
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Online
Classroom Aesthetics and their Impact
Sarah Hardman, Columbia University Teachers College
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EST
Online
From China to Mexico: How Chinese Silk Connected the Early Modern World
Xiaolin Duan (NHC Fellow, 2023–24), North Carolina State University
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Online