Strategy for the humanitiesLaunched by Marina Warner
Humanities & Horizon Europe
IHA Blog SeriesThe value of history, Dark Tourism, Climate Change, Coronavirus & More
IHA PolicyConsultations, Policy, Reports and Statements
"Border Heritage"Annual Conference 2019
Bratislava Declaration for Young Researchers:Adopted by the European Council, November 2016
Events
Public Seminar
Beasts, Bogs and Biodiversity
12 Mar 2020/12 Mar 2020
JM Synge Theatre, Trinity College Dublin , Dublin
JM Synge Theatre, Trinity College Dublin , Dublin
Public Seminar
10 years of the Trinity Long Room Hub
19 Feb 2020/19 Feb 2020
Edmund Burke Theatre, Trinity College Dublin, Dublin
Edmund Burke Theatre, Trinity College Dublin, Dublin
Public Seminar
‘All that remained’—The Four Courts Blaze of 1922
27 Jan 2020/27 Jan 2020
Edmund Burke, Arts Building, TCD, Dublin
Edmund Burke, Arts Building, TCD, Dublin
Symposium
Writing the Revolution:counties in perspective
25 Jan 2020/25 Jan 2020
St. Patrick's Campus DCU, Dublin
St. Patrick's Campus DCU, Dublin
Recent Blogs
The Humanities and Me
Podcasts
Luke Drury
“What do the humanities mean to you” is an odd question. It is like being asked what does breathing mean to you. The problems addressed by the humanities are, by definition, those that concern us as human beings, if not in our daily lives then certainly in our emotional, intellectual and social lives. This may seem an odd position...
Podcasts
Bryonie Reid, 'Telling the Border: Why we should listen to other people’s stories'
Mads Daugbjerg: 'Concrete heritage at the water’s edge: Bunkers, borders and belonging in a re-fortifying Europe.'
Panel Two: The partition of Ireland
Border Heritage, Panel three: 'partition and its effects':
Panel Four: The Irish Border: Identity, aspiration and security
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