Public Humanities Launch | The Manifesto Issue: Welcome from the Hosts - presented by Dr Zoe Hope Bulaitis and Dr Jeffrey R. Wilson | Scholar Activism - presented by Kwabena Opoku-Agyemang and Prof. Ricardo L. Ortiz and dr. manuela picq and Dr Mary Rambaran-Olm | Democracy Ancient and Modern? - presented by Dr Carol Atack FRHistS | Public Humanities Before Public Humanities - presented by Dr. Roopika Risam | Life and Fate and the Public Humanities in the Age of AI - presented by Professor Joe Moran | Licking Milk Cans and Smashing Car Windows - presented by Prof. Diego Mantoan | Infrastructures of Repair - presented by Dr. Rachel Arteaga | As Eidolon Lay Dying - presented by Dr. Donna Zuckerberg | Rethinking and Redefining Empathy - presented by Dr. Neal A. Lester | Supporting Public Humanities at Critical Intersections - presented by Dr. Erica Kohl-Arenas | What Can the Public Humanities Learn about Impact - presented by Poul Holm | Securing the Future of the Humanities - presented by Robert Newman | Black Studies and Public Humanities - presented by Jajuan S. Johnson Ph.D. | The Necessity of Public Writing - presented by Prof Devoney Looser | When Our Bodies Stand by Our Ideas - presented by dr. manuela picq

Public Humanities Launch | The Manifesto Issue

Dr Carol Atack FRHistSProf Devoney LooserProf. Diego MantoanDr. Donna ZuckerbergDr. Erica Kohl-ArenasJajuan S. Johnson Ph.D.+12
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This gathering will celebrate the launch of "Public Humanities," a new open-access journal from Cambridge University Press, and the publication of the first issue, called "The Manifesto Issue." All are welcome to join as authors from our inaugural issue share insights from their articles and set an agenda for public humanities in the decades ahead.

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C. Atack et al. (2025, January 23), Public Humanities Launch | The Manifesto Issue
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