Engaged Humanities
The Engaged Humanities Network (EHN) is committed to the pursuit of more inclusive, interconnected, and just communities and institutions. Toward these ends, the network seeds, supports, and fosters exchanges across publicly engaged research, teaching, and creative projects.
Collaborating Across Communities
The EHN is open to all. Scholars, teachers, students, artists, and community leaders who make up the network apply their knowledge and skills to serve the public good and develop relationships of trust and mutual support across communities. Whether you are a student looking to develop or deepen connections with communities in Syracuse and Central New York, a faculty member with a new or ongoing publicly engaged course or project, or a community leader seeking collaborators, we would love to connect.
Engaged Humanities Programs
The EHN develops and supports participatory action research with collaborators across levels of experience and stages of education; creates new and connects existing publicly engaged undergraduate and graduate courses; designs and runs humanities and arts programs in collaboration with community partners, and organizes interventions responsive to current conditions and pressing needs in Syracuse, Central New York, and around the world.
EHN News
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College of Arts & Sciences
The EHN hosted its second Community Showcase, highlighting the collaborative research, teaching and creative work between Syracuse University and community partners.
Researcher Profile
College of Arts & Sciences
The Humanities Center and the EHN establish the Engaged Humanities Postdoctoral Fellows program with the support of the Office of Research and the College of Arts & Sciences.
Project Profile
College of Arts & Sciences
Engaged Communities project, "Safeguarding Syracuse Communities," investigates how extreme precipitation and other factors are affecting Syracuse waterways.
Project Profile
Syracuse University
The Turning the Lens Collective's Family Picture Syracuse builds a digital archive with local stories and photographs of marginalized communities and integrates SU courses across English, History, and Art Photography.
Project Profile
Grist
The Narratio Fellowship featured in Grist article on storytelling and climate migration with EHN Undergraduate Research Assistant, Rayan Mohamed.
Project Profile
Syracuse University News
A dozen Syracuse area high schoolers make original short films using their smartphones. “Teens With a Movie Camera” is a four-week, community-based project designed to empower the teens, give voice to their ideas and bring the skills the faculty mentors teach in their college courses to a wider circle of neighbors.
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