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Poetry in Silence
by Grace Momberger, speech-language pathologist
Transforming Loss into Artistic Expression
by Noah Reid, actor and musician
Learning to Sing Stories
by Juan Felipe Herrera, performance artist, activist, and U.S. Poet Laureate in 2015
Things Usually Turn Out Alright
by Esther Mackintosh, President of the Federation of State Humanities Councils
The Truth About Territory
by Breanna Holtz, 26, Social Studies teacher in Oregon
The Berlin Philharmonic Plays Mahler
by David Denby, author, journalist, film critic
The Virginia State Capitol: Past and Present
by Daniel J. Palazzolo, 56, professor of political science at the University of Richmond
Deciding Not to Be a Doctor
by Larry Kramer, president of the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
Humans Give Meaning to the World
by Craig Perrier (46). Educator, curriculum specialist, teacher, adjunct, and digital history project designer.
Fish and Place in Barbados
by Frances Coffey, High School Teacher
The Role of the Individual versus an Intellectual Aristocracy
by Stephen Miller, 48, Philosophy Teacher
Forever Maps
by Spencer Swindler, 44, social studies teacher Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools
Set On a Path by Socrates
by Thérèse Cory, associate professor of philosophy at Notre Dame University
Southern History, Turned Upside Down
by J. Porter Durham, Jr., General Counsel and Chief Operating Officer, Global Endowment Management, LP
Don’t Buy Into A Single Story
by Olympia Friday, Digital Engagement and Marketing Coordinator, National Humanities Center
Classical Music Saved My Life
by Tara Murray
Who is the Hero of Animal Farm?
by Mary Catherine Keating, 52, Teacher
Why I Read YA
by Scot Smith, 53, school librarian
Finding “the Truth” in Music
by Ben Wides, age 46, social studies teacher, East Side Community High School, New York City
From Los Angeles to Guadalajara
by Craig Watson, former director of the California Arts Council
Well-Behaved Women
by Jacqueline Stallworth, 46 years old, High School English teacher in northern Virginia
A House
by Alejandro, 19, student
“You don’t just run, you run to some place wonderful.”
by Deborah Ross, lawyer & politician
Growing Up with the Humanities
by Mirah Horowitz, Russell Reynolds Associates
Spellbound by a Sleeper
by Dave Wilson, lead singer-songwriter of bluegrass group Chatham County Line
Writing is My Activism
by Luis Rodriguez, Poet Laureate of Los Angeles in 2014
Rolling with Difference
by Lené Le Roux, 34, Urban planner, Urban Geography PhD candidiate, South African
Becoming a One-Man Band
by John Heitzenrater, musician
The Musical Awakening of Steven Van Zandt
by Steven Van Zandt, musician (E Street Band), actor (The Sopranos), and founder of Rock & Roll Forever Foundation
Discovering How Literature and Art Place Demands on Us
by Dr. Gil Greggs, Director of Academic Programs, St. David’s School, Raleigh NC