Anna Deavere Smith delivers the 44th Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities
Division of Public Programs
Gamers Go for Mission US
1913: Seeds of Conflict
Art History Repeats Itself
Zap! Pow! Kazam!: The Creation and Evolution of American Superheroes
A packaged set of four nationally-acclaimed films that tell the remarkable stories of individuals who challenged the social and legal status quo, from slavery to segregation.
African American History at Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello
Peter Sagal explores the most important 4,400-word document in the United States
What do a former grocery store, a bar, and a library have in common?*
Three notable media projects funded by the Division of Public Program highlight women’s contribution to creating a better society.
Shakespeare like your high school english teacher never taught you
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