Upcoming Events
Public Events
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The Mending Sampler
Written for five voices, piano, and harpsichord, this song cycle draws on historical sources to tell the story of Lanah Sawyer, who accused a gentleman of rape in 1793.
Public Events
The Center hosts an ongoing slate of events designed to explore important topics, showcase the work of scholars, and foster greater appreciation for the value of the humanities in our lives.
The Mending Sampler
Written for five voices, piano, and harpsichord, this song cycle draws on historical sources to tell the story of Lanah Sawyer, who accused a gentleman of rape in 1793.
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National Humanities Center, Durham, NC
Native Nations: A Millennium in North America
In this new “Need To Know” conversation, Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Kathleen DuVal discusses her book “Native Nations” with UC Berkeley’s Brian DeLay.
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Webinars
Virtual sessions and learning experiences for educators and scholars to sharpen their professional skills.
Navigating Religious Questions and Concerns in the Classroom
Travis W. Proctor (NHC Fellow, 2025–26), Wittenberg University; Matthew Hotham, Ball State University
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Grant Writing in the Humanities
To win competitive grants, proposals must be succinct and crystal clear. In this webinar, you'll learn crucial grant writing techniques and develop a checklist of dos and don’ts.
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Online
The Importance of Native Authorship in All Classrooms
Dezi Lynn, National Indian Education Association
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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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On Exhibit
The Center hosts a variety of compelling art exhibitions, providing an engaging space for public viewing and inspiration.
