MHC is looking for an intern for its Practicing Democracy Program
MHC needs educators, librarians, and history or museum professionals to serve as judges for the 2012 History Day Competition.
Dr. Ira Berlin, author and professor of history at the University of Maryland, will discuss the connections between slavery and the building of the university.
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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was an icon of the civil rights movement, preaching nonviolence in the struggle for racial equality. A prime mover of the Montgomery bus boycott, the first...
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Mills, driven by water through rough wooden gears and wide leather belts, fed Marylanders from the middle of the eighteenth century to the turn of the twentieth. They supported Baltimore's...
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The Maryland Humanities Council is a private, educational, 501c(3) nonprofit organization that
stimulates and promotes informed dialogue and civic engagement on issues critical to Marylanders.
MHC is a nonprofit that uses the humanities to stimulate and promote informed dialogue and civic engagement on critical issues.
The humanities comprise the disciplines of the liberal arts, such as history, literature and poetry, classics, philosophy, ethics, jurisprudence, comparative religion, the interpretation of the arts, architecture and archaeology.
These humanities disciplines are tools that can help us to explore what makes us human, connect with others, and and discover meaning and richness in
our lives
and for our communities.
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