@humanitiestexas

@humanitiestexas has been a member of Linktree for 6 years and joined in April 2020. The social media accounts linked to from @humanitiestexas are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • LinkedIn • Threads • X • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, humanitiestexas has populated their site with: • Resources for Disaster Response and Recovery | Humanities Texas • Upcoming Austin Screening of Armadillo Man: The Trips of Jim Franklin | Humanities Texas • From Ground Zero to Gen Z: Teaching 9/11 Twenty-Five Years Later (Summer 2026 Webinar) | Humanities Texas • Using Last Seen Ads to Teach Slavery and Reconstruction (Summer 2025 Webinar Series) • Teaching U.S. History Through Sports (Summer 2026 Webinar Series) | Humanities Texas • Revisit Online Lectures from Our Spring Teacher Webinars • Of Birds and Texas: The Gentling Brothers and Their Magnificent Book | Humanities Texas • Announcing Our New Rural Grants Initiative • Announcing New Traveling Exhibition on the Declaration of Independence | Humanities Texas • Grantee Spotlight: The McFaddin-Ward House • Online Teacher Professional Development Lectures | Humanities Texas • Texas Storytime • Announcing Our 2026 Outstanding Teaching Award Winners | Humanities Texas • The Wittliff Collections Public Lecture with Sarah Bird • Apply Now for July Teacher Webinars | Humanities Texas • Introducing New Traveling Exhibition on Juneteenth Rodeos in Texas • Upcoming Grants Workshops in Midland and Fort Stockton • Teacher Feature: Three Award-Winning Educators | Humanities Texas • Humanities Texas and the Smithsonian Host Panhandle Conference | Humanities Texas • Teacher Feature: Two Award-Winning Educators • Moments That Made US: A New Print-on-Demand Exhibition | Humanities Texas • Teacher Feature: Four Award-Winning Educators • Apply Now for Summer Teacher Programs | Humanities Texas • 2025 Outstanding Teaching Awards Nomination Form • American Indians in Texas: From the Spanish Era through the Red River War (Spring 2026 In-Person Workshop) | Humanities Texas • Teaching Shakespeare with The Bard in the Borderlands (Spring 2026 In-Person Workshop) | Humanities Texas • Upcoming Public Program in San Marcos: Selena in Art and Pop Culture | Humanities Texas • America After the American Revolution (Spring 2026 Webinar) | Humanities Texas • The Great Depression (Spring 2026 In-Person Workshop) | Humanities Texas • Teaching Poetry (Spring 2026 In-Person Workshop) | Humanities Texas • Teacher Feature: Four Award-Winning Educators | Humanities Texas • The New Nation: 1800–1860 (Spring 2026 In-Person Workshop) | Humanities Texas • Teaching STEM Advances and Milestones in U.S. History (Spring 2026 Webinar) | Humanities Texas • Grants Workshops with NEH and Humanities Texas • Major Grants | Humanities Texas • Exhibitions | Humanities Texas • The American Revolutionary War: Part II (Spring 2026 Webinar) | Humanities Texas • Teaching Dystopian Literature (Spring 2026 Webinar) | Humanities Texas • Upcoming Public Program with Asia Society Texas Center in Houston | Humanities Texas • Grantee Spotlight: Tye Preston Memorial Library | Humanities Texas • Mini-Grants Program to Resume in January 2026 | Humanities Texas • Exhibition Venue Spotlight: El Paso Veterans One-Stop Center • Larry McMurtry's Internationally Renowned Bookshop Breathes Again • Apply Now for January Teacher Webinars • Two Popular Traveling Exhibitions Return to Circulation • Teacher Feature: Three Award-Winning Educators • An Update on Uvalde's El Progreso Memorial Library • Apply Now for Spring Teacher Programs • Grantee Spotlight: The National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame • Holiday Book Fair: Saturday, December 6 • The Declaration of Indepence (Fall 2025 Webinar) • Grantee Spotlight: Houston Freedmen’s Town Conservancy • Humanities Texas Presents: Ada Limón in Conversation • Nominate an Inspiring Humanities Teacher for a 2026 Outstanding Teaching Award • Teaching Texas Literature (Fall 2025 In-Person Workshop) • Teaching Early Texas History, 1528–1821 (Fall 2025 In-Person Workshop) • Teaching Drama (Fall 2025 In-Person Workshop) • Teaching the Progressive Era (Fall 2025 In-Person Workshop) • Humanities = Podcast • Digital Storytelling: Developing Student Podcasts in the Writing Classroom (Fall 2025 Webinar) • The Imperial Crisis in British North America, 1763–1775 (Fall 2025 Webinar) • Hill Country Grants Workshop • Major Grants • Around the State: Soul Circuit Tours Texas • Apply Now for September Teacher Workshops • America Before the American Revolution (Fall 2025 Webinar) • Grants Webinar Registration • Introducing, Interpreting, and Integrating Primary Sources in the English Language Arts Classroom (Fall 2025 Webinar Series) • Rural and Exhibition Grants • NEH Chairman’s Disaster Recovery Grants Available for Humanities Institutions Impacted by Texas Floods • Find Us at These Upcoming Events • Grantee Spotlight: Fort Worth Museum of Science and History • Teaching Film Adaptations (Summer 2025 Webinar) • Resources for Flood Response and Recovery • Summer Reading with Texas Booksellers • Using Primary Sources to Teach Major Topics in U.S. History in their Constitutional Context (Summer 2025 Webinar Series) • The High School Canon: Then and Now (Summer 2025 Webinar Series) • Juneteenth Traveling Exhibition • Around the State: Mexican Fiestas Tours West Texas • Apply Now for July 2025 Teacher Webinars • Announcing Our 2025 Outstanding Teaching Award Winners • ACTION ALERT! • Introducing Season Three of Texas Originals • Upcoming Humanities Texas Teacher Workshops • Online Teacher Professional Development Lectures • How to Apply for Mini and Major Grants • Outstanding Teaching of the Humanities Awards • Become a Friend of Humanities Texas