photo credit to Van Leesten Memorial Bridge, Providence, RI – INFORM Studio + Buro Happold (Photo by Steve Kroodsma)
The Federation of State Humanities Councils and the National Humanities Alliance are pleased to announce the 2024 National Humanities Conference Equitable Access grant recipients. This program has been made possible with support from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH). These 15 grants reimburse travel, lodging, and registration expenses relating to the National Humanities Conference for U.S.-based humanities students and humanities professionals and scholars from a range of organizations such as museums, heritage centers, state humanities councils, universities, and community organizations. Applications were particularly encouraged from individuals from marginalized populations and communities previously underrepresented at the National Humanities Conference.
At the National Humanities Conference, this cohort will gather to get to know one another, attend and participate in conference sessions, and meet with senior staff from the NEH.
This year’s recipients are:
Kaly Arvizu
Museum Tour Guide
Explore Navajo Interactive Museum
Savannah Bennett
Collections Manager
Reece Museum, East Tennessee State University
Dale Brown
Manager of Humanities Outreach
Western Michigan University
Leela Denver
Instruction and Outreach Librarian
Arizona State University
Dominic Dongilli
Graduate Student
University of Iowa
Carolina Fuentes
Graduate Student
George Washington University
Nicole Garcia
Director
North Hawai’i Community Foundation dba Honokaʻa Heritage Center
Esther Liu Godfrey
Division Chair, Languages, Literature, and Composition
University of South Carolina-Upstate, Professor of Nineteenth-Century British Literature
Anjelika Deogirikar Grossman
Associate Director, Massive Data Institute, McCourt School of Public Policy;
Engaged and Public Humanities Graduate Student
Georgetown University
McGwire Hidden
Temporary Employee/Part-time Instructor
Western Michigan University
Amber McCrary
Programs Manager
Arizona Humanities
Noah Mullens
Program Coordinator
Center for the Humanities and the Public Sphere
University of Florida
Amy Sazue
Executive Director
Remembering the Children Memorial
Linda Small
Executive Director
Reentry Sisters
Robert Taliaferro
Representative Spokesperson
Odyssey Beyond Bars, University of Wisconsin
