State Outreach Archive

In our Humanities on the Road series, a project of our State Outreach and Strategic Partnerships initiative, Carolina Public Humanities partners with community colleges and cultural institutions throughout North Carolina to bring humanities scholars from UNC Chapel Hill to engage with public communities around the state. Our state outreach archive is below. For more our Fall 2023 events, click here.

Spring 2023

• Black Love in American History – In collaboration with Neuse Regional Library | Thursday, February 2 (6:30pm-7:30pm)
• Stoicism: Ancient Wisdom for an Unsettled World – In collaboration with Durham County Public Library | Saturday, February 4 (10:30am-12:00pm)
• Indivisible: Connecting Classrooms and Communities Through History, Humanities, and Conversation – In collaboration with Southwestern Community College | Thursday, March 30 (11:00am-1:00pm)

Fall 2022

• Understanding China in the 21st Century: A Historical Perspective – In collaboration with Wayne Community College | Monday, September 26, 5:30 pm
• Indivisible: Connecting Classrooms and Communities Through History, Humanities, and Conversation | Dates & Locations Coming Soon

Spring 2022

• Jazz, Social Justice, & Anti-Racism | Sat. February 26 (2:00 pm – 3:30 pm) – IN-PERSON
• Acting like Animals | Mon. March 14 (5:30 pm – 7:00 pm)  –IN-PERSON and VIRTUAL
• Another World is Possible: Environmental Justice and Latin America | Tues. April 12 (10:30 am) – IN-PERSON

Fall 2021

• Feast & Famine: A Brief Cultural History of French Food | Friday, September 10 (5 pm – 7 pm) – IN-PERSON @ Carteret Community College
• A Material Meditation on Home: The Sukkah as Jewish Vernacular Architecture | Thursday, September 23 (4 pm – 5:30 pm) – VIRTUAL
• Understanding China in the 21st Century: A Historical Perspective | Thursday, October 21 (11 am –12:30 pm) – IN-PERSON @ Robeson Community College
• Beyond Hybridity: Being Egyptian Under Macedonian and Roman Rule | Monday, October 25 (5:30 pm – 7 pm) – IN-PERSON @ Wayne Community College and VIRTUAL
• Skills of the “Unskilled”: Work and Mobility among Mexican Migrants | Tuesday, October 26  (9 am–10:30 am) – VIRTUAL 
• Caribbean Connections: Latin & Caribbean Jazz | Wednesday, November 17  (1 pm–2:30 pm) – IN-PERSON @ Guilford Technical Community College

Spring 2021

• Alone Again in Fukushima | February 4th @ 7:00pm | In collaboration with the UNC-CH Department of Religious Studies & the Carolina Asia Center
• “A Plague o’ Both Your Houses”: Causation and Contagion in Romeo and Juliet | March 1st @ 5:30 pm | In collaboration with Wayne Community College
• American Slavery: Freedom Seeking, Resistance and Resilience | March 9th @ 5:00 pm | In collaboration with Carolina K-12, East Carolina University’s Office of Global Affairs, and the Ledonia Wright Cultural Center
• The Long Civil Rights Movement: From Emmett Till to Black Lives Matter | March 23rd @ 5:00pm | In collaboration with Carolina K-12, East Carolina University’s Office of Global Affairs, and the Ledonia Wright Cultural Center
• A Shtetl In New York? Jews from Eastern Europe and the American Immigrant Experience | April 14th @ 11:00 am | In collaboration with Wake Technical Community College and the Carolina Center for Jewish Studies
• Empathy or Complicity? Southern Jews and Black Civil Rights | April 21st @ 4:00pm | In collaboration with Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College and the Carolina Center for Jewish Studies
• Islam in America Today | April 27th @ 5:00 pm | In Collaboration with Carteret Community College
• Ecojustice in Eastern Carolina | May 25th @ 6:30pm | In Collaboration with Yancey Regional Library