The National Comedy Center in Jamestown, NY
Four humanities projects are receiving $230,996 in funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
The National Comedy Center will receive $10,000 through a Preservation Assistance Grant to support efforts to care for the center’s significant humanities collections.
The Roger Tory Peterson Institute will receive $9,474 through a Preservation Assistance Grant to support the preservation of important historical and natural history collections.
The Seneca Nation of Indians will receive $64,710 to develop a media project that engages the public, including the production of a documentary film, television, radio, or podcast project.
St. Bonaventure University will receive $146,812 to support a scholarly edition and translation project, which will prepare editions or translations of pre-existing texts of significant value to the humanities.
According to the NEH, these grants are highly competitive and involve a rigorous peer-review process to ensure that the projects represent the highest level of humanities quality and public engagement.
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