Join South Arts June 12, 2024 from 11:00 am - 12:30 pm ET. This presentation provides an introduction to climate adaptation and migration in addition to strategies and resources to help prepare communities to welcome newcomers, whether they are climate migrants, refugees, or immigrants.
News from the Field
The nation’s longest-running traditional arts event is coming to downtown Jackson.
National Endowment for the Arts celebrates their 2023 class of National Fellows via premiering mini-docs.
The Folklore Society is seeking proposals for their annual conference on digital conference. The mode of the conference will be hybrid.
Arts Midwest is now accepting applications for the 2024 Midwest Award for Artists with Disabilities, an award supporting accessibility in the arts and celebrating the work of disabled Midwestern visual artists. What: The Midwest Award for Artists with Disabilities is a $3,000 award
Bangladeshi author Dr. Anwarul Karim published the book Bangladesh Folklife and Folklore for Ages, presenting a deep insight into the country's culture and heritage.
AFS Members are invited to enjoy a 30% discount to all titles (existing and forthcoming) from Approaches to Legend, Folklore and Popular Belief, a new series from University of Exeter Press, edited by scholars Simon Young, University of Virginia (CET, Siena) and Davide Ermacora, (University of Turin)
Folk Alliance International is seeking a Development Manager and a Marketing and Communications Manager.
Craft in America will be launching the initiative Handwork: Celebrating Craft 2026 to present the importance of handmade craft, in a year-long collaboration among organizations and educators.
The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) announced $26.2 million in grants for 238 humanities projects across the country. Grant awards support humanities exhibitions and documentaries, programs at colleges and universities, expanding access to historical collections, sustainability projects at museums and archives, and scholarly research in the humanities.