Events

Join for a weekly reading of a chapter of Delaware Humanities “History’s Mysteries”. Follow Denisha, Titus, and Angelo as they travel through Delaware and through time, solving mysteries and learning about the First State along[...]

“Freeing yourself was one thing; claiming ownership of that freed self was another.” Sethe was born a slave and through a perilous journey escaped to Ohio.   Eighteen years later, living in her own home with[...]

  Virtual reception & poetry reading featuring award-winning poet, essayist & non-fiction writer, Aimee Nezhukumatathil. About this DE Humanities Grant Event Join us as we honor the winner and finalists of the Downtown Dover Poetry[...]

Join for a weekly reading of a chapter of Delaware Humanities “History’s Mysteries”. Follow Denisha, Titus, and Angelo as they travel through Delaware and through time, solving mysteries and learning about the First State along[...]

Democracy advocates, human rights activists, and scholars alike have argued that democracy is in peril around the world. Countries that once seemed like shining democratic success stories, seem to be regressing into authoritarianism. Once stable and[...]

There are more elections than ever before, and yet the world is becoming less democratic. This is the primary paradox presented by the authors of How to Rig an Election. Nic Cheeseman and Brian Klaas, two[...]

Join for a weekly reading of a chapter of Delaware Humanities “History’s Mysteries”. Follow Denisha, Titus, and Angelo as they travel through Delaware and through time, solving mysteries and learning about the First State along[...]