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CMS Convivium: Ashes to Ashes, Cover to Cover

January 9, 2026

Speakers:

David Ungvary

David Ungvary, Associate Professor of Classics at Bard College, kicks off the Winter Convivium series with a lecture on Christian Poetry Books in t

Chained in Paradise: History as the Battlefield for the Caribbean Future

January 13, 2026

Join us for a community event with Audra A. Diptée, JHI's 2025-26 Visiting Public Humanities Faculty Fellow.

A Celebration of Black History through Music: Lecture and Recital

February 5, 2026

Speakers:

Trineice Robinson-Martin

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Where Artificial Intelligence and Fiction Meet

February 23, 2026

Speakers:

Teresa Heffernan

The Jackman Humanities Institute invites you to the 2026 Wiegand Memorial Foundation Lecture "Where Artificial Intelligence and Fiction Meet" and r

Lexicographic Practice: Dictionaries, Print Culture, and Plurilingualism in Late 19th-Century China

November 20, 2025

How did missionaries, foreign diplomats, and native scholars in China make dictionaries in the nineteenth century?

Theory of Water: Nishnaabe Maps to the Times Ahead

January 20, 2026

Join us for a lecture with Leanne Betasamosake Simpson—writer, academic, musician, and JHI’s 2025–26 Distinguished Visiting Fellow.

David Townsend, Historical Fiction and Its Discontents

November 7, 2025

The Convivium welcomes Professor Emeritus

Tracing Milk Lines: Cross-Racial Wet Nursing in the Antebellum South

November 5, 2025

Join us for the first talk in our 2025-26 NFC Doctoral Fellow Lecture Series, with NFC Doctoral Fellow Stephanie Borkowsky.

Woodblocks and Worlds: Egypt’s Medieval Printing Legacy and the Birth of European Print

October 23, 2025

Speakers:

Kristina Richardson (University of Virginia)

In this lecture, Professor Richardson will consider the blockprinting tradition that flourished in Egypt from the 800s to ca.

Queen of Flowers and Pearls: Telling History through Stories

October 10, 2025

Speakers:

Gabriella Ghermandi

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