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was a radio show, and later weekly podcast, that used current events in America to take a deep dive into the country's past. Hosted by noted U.S. historians, each episode provides listeners with different perspectives on a particular theme or subject. The podcast is hosted by
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is to become the first point of reference for all users interested in Virginia and to provide authoritative and accessible information for students, teachers, scholars, and business, industry, and government when they have a question about Virginia's history and culture."
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Since its founding in 1974, VH has sponsored more than 40,000 humanities programs across the Commonwealth. VH is one of 56 state humanities councils that are part of the Federation of State Humanities Councils. Humanities councils were created by the
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Media and Culture—the global influence of electronic media on culture, how the media may promote or undermine positive social change, and how media may influence individual perception and creative thinking.
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VH activities are conducted through direct funding, through working partnerships with other organizations, and through statewide and national initiatives. VH's areas of focus are broken down into:
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fully into Virginia's public life, assisting individuals and communities in their efforts to understand the past, confront important issues in the present, and shape a promising future.
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Rights and Responsibilities—the still-evolving American traditions of self-government and justice, and the special role Virginia has played in shaping the concept of freedom worldwide.
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Science, Technology, and Social Change—advances in science and technology, the challenges and opportunities they create, and how they are redefining culture and community life.
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Violence and Culture—the roots of violence and personal dislocation, and the struggle for individual survival and self-determination within systems of violence.
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Books, Reading, and Literacy—the importance of the text as a means of transmitting, exploring, and broadening our understanding of the human experience.
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Virginia History—the stories of Virginia, its people and institutions, with particular emphasis on the history of minority communities in the state.
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On May 24, 2007, the then-Virginia Foundation for the Humanities announced a $ 100,000 grant from
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VH operates both the Virginia Center for the Book and the annual Virginia Festival of the Book.
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by creating learning opportunities for all Virginians. VH aims to bring the
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in 1974 and receive an annual congressional appropriation through the
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Encyclopedia Virginia
Commonwealth of Virginia
humanities
United States Congress
National Endowment for the Humanities
Charlottesville, Virginia
University of Virginia
Brian Balogh
Ed Ayers
Nathan Connolly
Joanne Freeman
Peter S. Onuf
Dominion Energy
List of state humanities councils
List of online encyclopedias of U.S. states
"About"
"Directions"
"Virginia Festival of the Book"


"About"
"The Team"
"BackStory, the American History Podcast, ends Production in 2020"
"Encyclopedia Virginia – A free, reliable, multimedia resource that tells the inclusive story of Virginia"
virginia.edu press release
Official website
Virginia Folklife Program on Google Cultural Institute
The Virginia Foundation home page
The Virginia Foundation - grants and priorities
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