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Proposed deadline for Bridging Cultures through Film is January 5, 2011.
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Forty-five years ago President Lyndon Johnson established the National Endowment for the Humanities. Vice President Hubert Humphrey called it a "great historical moment," ranking in significance with the Northwest Ordinance and the Marshall plan.
Complete versions of the Picturing America Teacher Resource Book are now available for download in Arabic, French, Portuguese, and Spanish.
Visit www.neh.gov/open for links to new NEH datasets and other information on open government.
Spend time with EDSITEment and its year-long showcase of Picturing America resources for K-12 teachers. See a list of School Collaboration Conferences.
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The road to Pearl Harbor, Washington crossing the Delaware, and the 100th anniversary of the Mexican revolution - these are among the detailed, highly instructive essays and lesson plans available on the newly redesigned EDSITEment Web site. VISIT THE SITE
This month NEH Chairman Jim Leach participated in several events related to his 50-state Civility Tour initiative and the NEH’s work with state humanities councils.
Chairman Leach was honored with a 2010 Common Ground Award, opened a Literature & Medicine conference on humanities-based approaches to treating trauma, and discussed civility at the Chicago Humanities Festival.
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On October 15-16, 2010, the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Ministry of Culture, People’s Republic of China held a series of roundtable discussions on the importance of the arts and humanities to cross-cultural relations. The Second U.S.-China Forum: A Binational Conversation on Bridging Cultures, convened at the University of California, Berkeley, brought together prominent artists, writers, historians, and political theorists from both countries to discuss the similarities and differences in how Americans and Chinese perceive culture, the role of tradition and innovation in culture, and how culture has influenced relations between China and the United States.
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