Archaeology’s Deep Time Perspective on Environment and Social Sustainability
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By Allen Dart What good is archaeology except to dig up and show off troves of trinkets? Is this “social science” relevant to modern society, to making our lives better? […]
Speaker Highlight: Judy Nolte Temple
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Judy Nolte Temple teaches in both the English and Gender & Women’s Studies departments at the University of Arizona. Her courses include “Women’s Life Writing” and “Women in Literature.” In […]
Speaker Highlight: Michael Coyote Peach
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Native Arizonan Michael Peach holds a B.A. with honors in philosophy from Northern Arizona University and an M.F.A. in theatre from the California Institute of the Arts. Peach is a […]
AZ Speaks Highlight: J.J. Lamb
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Learn about the New Deal in Arizona on Saturday, December 13th in Casa Grande J.J. Lamb, founding member of the Vail Preservation Society, has collected over 80 oral histories related […]
Sowing the Seeds of Place
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by Bob Sharp What can be done about the pressing problem of balancing conservation and development? How can we integrate quality human settlement patterns into the natural world? Here in […]
The Eagle and the Archaeologists: The Lindberghs’ 1929 Southwest Aerial Survey
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Guest post from Arizona Humanities Speaker Erik Berg In the summer of 1929, aviator and world celebrity Charles Lindbergh walked unexpectedly into a small camp of archaeologists working in a […]
Bring a Speaker To Your Town
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Speakers available for fall and winter programming Calling all libraries, non-profits, museums, community centers, and others! While summer heat and monsoons are still here, don’t delay booking speakers for fall […]
Speaker Highlight: Marshall Shore
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Signs of the Times: The Golden Age of Neon in Arizona, at the Goodyear Total Wine & More, July 29 Marshall Shore is Arizona’s Hip Historian. His passion is uncovering […]
Free Educational Program for K-12 Schools
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Speakers in the Schools brings humanities scholars right into the classroom Even though school is out for the summer (not “forever,” as Alice Cooper would say!), curriculum planning never takes […]
Music and the Alchemy of Love
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Guest post by Arizona Humanities speaker and scholar Dr. Jay Craváth What is that singular power a love song unleashes upon the heart? The poignancy of lyric, melody cloaked in […]