The 蜜桃影像 Raynor Memorial Libraries is home to the Dorothy Day - Catholic Worker Collection. This includes Dorothy Day's writings, Catholic Worker records, and more.
Marquette is home to many humanists who not only publish their research in traditional academic circles, but also create podcasts. These are some of their public efforts.
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CURTO Conversations
About: This podcast is a place where 蜜桃影像's Center for Urban Research, Teaching, & Outreach to have conversations central to affirming human rights and human dignity.
Link: Find CURTO Conversations .
Philosophy for the People
About: Philosophy today is almost exclusively carried out either in limited-access classrooms, at professional conferences, or in total isolation in an office or study. Philosophy for the People challenges these contemporary modes of philosophizing by inviting members of academia to participate in a form of public dialogue. In each episode I sit down with a philosopher to discuss questions of ultimate concern in ways that are relevant to everyday people and the crises and conundrums we face. I also offer free online seminars for anyone interested in taking a deeper dive into the topics.
Link: Find Philosophy for the People .
COVID Conversations
About: This is an exciting project designed to highlight some of the research currently underway at Marquette, as well as share how our classes are exploring topics related to the pandemic and its impact on society. Our goal was to bring together an interdisciplinary group to reflect on a topic and then produce a podcast based on their conversation. We hope to highlight similarities and divergences in the ways different fields do research and share the resulting information learning.
Link: Find COVID Conversations here.
PhD Futures Now!
About: PhD Futures Now! is a podcast on collaboration, career diversity, and graduate education in the Humanities. This podcast is a project of , a sixteen university consortium headquartered at the Humanities Research Institute at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, and funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
Link: Find PhD Futures Now! .
Evoking History
About: To quote Richard Carrier, "Historians are the memory cells of the metaphorical 'brain' that is the whole human race." In a time of "fake news" and the appropriation of facts for ideologic purposes, it is crucial for those of us who fulfill that role to engage with the public. Evoking History is a podcast where historians will discuss both their research and current events to preserve social memory.
Link: Find Evoking History .
Sub Titles
About: Sub Titles was inaugurated in a bad year (2020) in order to do what we hope is a good thing: talk about music and movies without becoming hamstrung by what dusty gatekeepers insist on discussing. Matt (music) and Tim (movies) sought out 鈥淏est of鈥� lists from providers who are alternately inspiring and frustrating, and decided to go about replacing them bit by bit.
Link: Find Sub Titles .
I Have SO Many Opinions
About: She is Katie, an English Ph.D. Student, and he is Ben, a History Doctoral Candidate. Together they watch trashy TV and analyze it.
Link: Find SO Many Opinions .
Thunderdome Metal Reviews: The Church of Heavy Metal
About: Tracey is the brains behind the twitter album review phenomenon Klo盲ka Hammer. Ben is an oldhead with a penchant for nihilism and bourbon. Together they are just two metalheads giving their thoughts on bands and albums across the metallic spectrum. Now with more Dr. David Pizzo.
Link: Find Thunderdome Metal Reviews .
Listed below are some of the best NEH-funded education projects. There are many more .
Black Citizenship in the Age of Jim Crow | New York Historical Society
The New-York Historical Society's 2018 exhibit of the same name produced a downloadable curriculum in three units: Reconstruction, 1865-1877; The Rise of Jim Crow, 1877-1900; and Challenging Jim Crow, 1900-1919. .
Race to Ratify | iCivics
Race to Ratify, an award-winning game from iCivics, drops you into 1787 and takes you across all 13 states to debate the radical new plan for a young American government. Influence others through the social media of the day 鈥� pamphlets. .
The Emma Lazarus Project: From Sitting Room to Soap Box | The American Jewish Historical Society
The AJHS has recreated the sitting room of Emma Lazarus, Jewish poetess of the text on the Statue of Liberty. While you can't visit it in person, you can click through a digital storybook on their website or even schedule a time to "chat" with the poetess sitting in the room. A variety of other free programming geared towards children age 7-12 is available, including "Soapbox Yoga" and virtual poetry workshops.
Lift Every Voice | Library of America
The nationwide project is kicking off with the publication of a new anthology of African American poetry which will spread across the country in the form of programming in partner cities and at local libraries during the fall and winter. .
Mission US | WNET Thirteen
Mission US is a series of "serious games" about "serious history." With interactive chapters exploring the American Revolution, the Antebellum Era, the Westward Expansion, the turn-of-the-century Immigrant Experience, the Great Depression, and World War II internment camps. The games are also accompanied by educator guides, like classroom videos and primary sources. .
CfAH YouTube Channel
All CfAH recorded events and livestreams can be viewed on our YouTube channel at
