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The first round of funding for the year will support over 250 projects across the country. The National Endowment for the Humanities announced on Tuesday the 258 beneficiaries of its [...]

In New York, the Tenement Museum, Women Make Movies, UnionDocs, LaGuardia Community College and more will receive funding. A book about Motown Productions, the film and television arm of the [...]

The awards will support projects including Cherokee language translation, a digital map of jazz and hip-hop in Queens, and a study of the secret language of French butchers. A ''living [...]

The second round of funding for the year totals $28.4 million and will support 239 projects across the country. The Morgan Library & Museum, the University of Chicago and the [...]

The first round of funding for the year totals $24 million and will support 225 projects across the country. The New York Botanical Garden, the Children's Museum of Indianapolis and [...]

Byline: Debra Krol, Arizona Republic, USA TODAY NETWORK Faces adorn the soaring block walls of Zarco Guerrero's Mesa studio. The lovingly handcrafted masks, many painted in bright colors and others [...]

This round of funding, the final for the fiscal year, totals $30 million and will support 238 projects. The Amistad Research Center's holdings on African-American history, a new biography of [...]

An animated short documentary series about female trailblazers in the Progressive Era, a biography of Sacagawea and a project analyzing materials excavated from the overseer's quarters at James Madison's Montpelier [...]

An online archive relating to the fight for women's suffrage; preservation of the papers of the writer Eudora Welty; a project to provide public access to hundreds of hours of [...]

An interactive timeline of the history of African-American music developed by Carnegie Hall, the digital re-creation of the acoustics of cultural sites, a series of short animated videos about basic [...]

Mississippi authors have long stood their ground in the South's competitive literary landscape. William Faulkner won a Nobel Prize in 1949 for his textured examination of aristocratic decay in small-town [...]

The creation of a publicly accessible digital archive with nearly 5,000 oral history interviews, conducted by the Chicago journalist Studs Terkel, is one of 177 projects awarded a grant this [...]

A new film by Ric Burns on the Pilgrims' migration to New England and the publication of the first facsimile edition of Stravinsky's original scores for his 1923 ballet ''Les [...]

What do you think of when someone says 'Jew'? Does it echo of anti-Semitic epithets or conjure a sense of pride associated, say, with the state of Israel? The National [...]