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Banning History Books (again): Arkansas's Representative Kim Hendren Wants to Silence Howard Zinn

Banning History Books (again): Arkansas's Representative Kim Hendren Wants to Silence Howard Zinn

Blog Posts, Public ScholarshipJason KellyMarch 4, 2017academic freedom, Arkansas, democracy, education, free speech, history, Howard Zinn, Kim Hendren, mitch daniels, teaching, ZinnComment

"IUPUI professors help rescue federal environmental data from extinction" by Michele Whitehair

"IUPUI professors help rescue federal environmental data from extinction" by Michele Whitehair

Announcements, Public Scholarship, Research, TeachingJason KellyJanuary 20, 2017archives, big data, citizen science, data, datarefuge, datarescue, digital humanities, scienceComment

The Museum of the Anthropocene: Student Exhibition Proposal Guidelines

The Museum of the Anthropocene: Student Exhibition Proposal Guidelines

Blog Posts, Public Scholarship, Research, TeachingJason KellyMarch 12, 2016Anthropocene, assignment, MoA, Museum of the Anthropocene, teaching, teaching resourcesComment

Climate Change: Disciplinary Challenges to the Humanities and the Social Sciences

Climate Change: Disciplinary Challenges to the Humanities and the Social Sciences

The Museum of the Anthropocene: A Prototype Project

The Museum of the Anthropocene: A Prototype Project

The Museum of the Anthropocene is an outdoor, city-wide museum that explores the intersections of history, science, art, and the environment in the age of the Anthropocene.