Centering The Humanities Across The Globe
The Consortium of Humanities Centers and Institutes is a global forum that strengthens the work of humanities centers and institutes through advocacy, grant-making, and inclusive collaboration. CHCI advances cross-institutional partnerships, recognizes regional humanities cultures, and mobilizes the collective capacity of the humanities to engage the most pressing issues in society today.
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Design Justice AI Post-Institute, May 8
Join the DESIGN JUSTICE AI team as they conclude their Global Humanities Institute with a post-institute symposium on May 8 that features four panels from continuing research, including community-facing approaches to technology, design justice ontologies as inspired by Indigenous thinking, and humanities methodologies for “benchmarking” machine intelligence.
LACSU Conference 2025 Registration
The Liberal Arts Colleges and Small Universities (LACSU) Network invites you to their next gathering. The in-person conference will take place at Williams College from May 14-16, 2025.
Global Humanities Institute 2025: Indigenous Mobilities, Tourism, and Racial Capitalism
This GHI will explore how Indigenous communities creatively respond to the cascading effects of mega-development projects and mass tourism—such as neglect of local needs, dispossession and displacement, destruction of local ecosystems, and other consequences—at various sites around the world.
Initiatives Participating Projects 2025-26
The Consortium of Humanities Centers and Institutes is proud to announce the first participating projects and their associated institutions for our new research program, CHCI Initiatives.
CHCI 2025 New Advisory Board Members
The CHCI Nominations Committee welcomes four new board members to CHCI: Grace Diabah, Amy Elias, Christina Garsten, and Maurits van Bever Donker.
Design Justice AI Post-Institute, May 8
Join the DESIGN JUSTICE AI team as they conclude their Global Humanities Institute with a post-institute symposium on May 8 that features four panels from continuing research, including community-facing approaches to technology, design justice ontologies as inspired by Indigenous thinking, and humanities methodologies for “benchmarking” machine intelligence.
Transformative gift renames Notre Dame institute
The Franco Family Institute for Liberal Arts and the Public Good, formerly known as the Institute for Scholarship in the Liberal Arts, will rapidly advance Notre Dame’s existing strength in humanities research through investments in innovative, creative work that will engage the public on the most pressing issues of the modern era.