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Apply to Attend or Direct a NEH-funded Landmarks or Institutes Program
Join One of 44 NEH-funded Landmarks or Institutes Programs for K-12 Educators or Higher Ed Faculty in Summer 2024
We’re excited to announce NEH-funded Landmarks and Institutes programs for summer 2024 are now accepting applications. K-12 educators can choose to attend one of 33 Landmarks and Institutes programs, and higher education faculty have 11 projects to choose from—including two from Landmarks.
Where will your summer take you? To examine Puritans’ influence on New England Gothic literature? To consider Asian American and Pacific Islander Histories? To study New York’s history as a port city? Or, to explore the contested narratives of the Grand Coulee Dam? Check out these and 40 other compelling humanities programs at the NEH Professional Development Programs page.
Have questions about applying or attending NEH Professional Development programs? We offer a FAQ document for applicants and participants and encourage you to direct questions about applying to the directors for the specific project(s) you are interested in.
We can’t wait to see where summer 2024 will take you.
Application Deadline: March 5, 2024 (by 11:59 pm Pacific Time)
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Apply to Direct a NEH Landmarks or Institutes Program
Applications to direct a NEH Landmarks or Institutes program in 2025 are open until February 14, 2024.
What is a Landmarks Program?
Landmarks of American History and Culture programs for K-12 educators and higher education and humanities professionals situate the study of topics and themes in the humanities within sites, areas, or regions of historic and cultural significance to expand participants’ knowledge of and approaches to teaching diverse histories, cultures, and perspectives in the United States and its jurisdictions.
What is an Institute?
An NEH-funded institute is a professional development program that convenes higher education faculty or K-12 educators from across the nation to deepen their understanding of significant topics in the humanities and enrich their capacity for effective scholarship and teaching.
Head to the individual program pages for more information and resources to assist you with completing your Landmarks and Institutes application.
Questions? We’re happy to help. Email us:
landmarks@neh.gov, Institutes@neh.gov
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The NEH Office of Data and Evaluation (ODE) seeks input from all members of the public, including humanities practitioners and students, on a new grant program.
This new program will support studies investigating the value, impact, and well-being of the humanities in the United States. The program is scheduled to launch in fiscal year 2025.
Your feedback will help us craft this new grant program by highlighting the most pressing needs and topics in the field. Let us know what matters to you by clicking the link below.
Click here to learn more
Click here to submit your feedback by January 12
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