Humanities in Class Webinars
2026–27 Webinar Schedule
Registrations are now open for the 2026–27 webinar series. Read more details and register today!
Jack Kirby, Comics Studies, and Collaborative Authorship in American Popular Culture
Craig Fischer, Appalachian State University
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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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Critical AI Literacy and the Humanities
Kathryn Conrad and Sean Kamperman, University of Kansas
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Sports in the Classroom
Brian Sheehy (NHC Teacher Advisory Council, 2020–21), North Andover High School, North Andover, MA
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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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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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Polio and Public Memory
Claire Seiler (NHC Fellow, 2025–26), Dickinson College
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Brainwashing from Cold War Mind Control to 21st-Century Hyper Persuasion
Rebecca Lemov, Harvard University
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United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Education Resources and Approaches
Gretchen Skidmore, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
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Material Culture, Gender, and Abolition in Regency Britain
Patricia A. Matthew (NHC Fellow, 2022–23), Montclair State University
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Harriet Tubman’s Life in Pictures
Jasmine Nichole Cobb (NHC Fellow, 2025–26), Duke University
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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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Classroom Aesthetics and their Impact
Sarah Hardman, Columbia University Teachers College
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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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