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Safe Students Empowered Educators Workshop with Dr Christia Spears Brown
Opening Plenary with Dr. Christia Spears Brown, Associate Dean, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, College of Arts & Sciences, University of Kentucky.
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Prime Time Family Reading
Просмотров 1667 месяцев назад
Prime Time Family Reading is a six-week reading, discussion, and storytelling program held at public libraries or schools. A scholar and a storyteller conduct weekly storytelling and discussion sessions based on award-winning children's picture books. Participants are elementary age children and their families. Prime Time reinforces the role of family as a major social and economic unit; it tra...
Poetry on Main Stage
Просмотров 128 месяцев назад
Poetry on Main Stage was a part of the Kentucky Book Festival programming on October 21st, 2023. A program of Kentucky Humanities, the Kentucky Book Festival is a celebration of reading, writing, and publishing which takes place each fall. Festival events seek to connect book-lovers and authors, spark engaging conversations, and empower readers by providing access to new books as well as opport...
Amrita Chakabarti Myers on Main Stage
Просмотров 458 месяцев назад
Amrita Chakabarti Myers on Main Stage in conversation with Ricky Jones was a part of the Kentucky Book Festival programming on October 21st, 2023. A program of Kentucky Humanities, the Kentucky Book Festival is a celebration of reading, writing, and publishing which takes place each fall. Festival events seek to connect book-lovers and authors, spark engaging conversations, and empower readers ...
Bilingual Writing
Просмотров 118 месяцев назад
Bilingual Writing with Alexandra Mendez and Marta Miranda in conversation with Jaremy Paden was a part of the Kentucky Book Festival programming on October 21st, 2023. A program of Kentucky Humanities, the Kentucky Book Festival is a celebration of reading, writing, and publishing which takes place each fall. Festival events seek to connect book-lovers and authors, spark engaging conversations,...
Memoirs on Main Stage
Просмотров 168 месяцев назад
Memoirs on Main Stage with Richard Taylor, Erin Keane, John Boel and Paul Patton in conversation with Nana Lampton was a part of the Kentucky Book Festival programming on October 21st, 2023. A program of Kentucky Humanities, the Kentucky Book Festival is a celebration of reading, writing, and publishing which takes place each fall. Festival events seek to connect book-lovers and authors, spark ...
J. R. Ward on Main Stage
Просмотров 98 месяцев назад
J.R. Ward on Main Stage was a part of the Kentucky Book Festival programming on October 21st, 2023. A program of Kentucky Humanities, the Kentucky Book Festival is a celebration of reading, writing, and publishing which takes place each fall. Festival events seek to connect book-lovers and authors, spark engaging conversations, and empower readers by providing access to new books as well as opp...
Justice on the Main Stage with Stephen Bright and Poppy Harlow
Просмотров 478 месяцев назад
Justice on the Main Stage with Stephen Bright and Poppy Harlow was a part of the Kentucky Book Festival programming on October 21st, 2023. A program of Kentucky Humanities, the Kentucky Book Festival is a celebration of reading, writing, and publishing which takes place each fall. Festival events seek to connect book-lovers and authors, spark engaging conversations, and empower readers by provi...
A is for Affricachia
Просмотров 188 месяцев назад
A is for Affriachia with Frank X Walker and upfromsumdirt in conversation with Crystal Wilkinson, was a part of the Kentucky Book Festival programming on October 21st, 2023. A program of Kentucky Humanities, the Kentucky Book Festival is a celebration of reading, writing, and publishing which takes place each fall. Festival events seek to connect book-lovers and authors, spark engaging conversa...
Writing Nonfiction and Historical Fiction
Просмотров 828 месяцев назад
Writing Nonfiction and Historical Fiction with Mimi Herman, Jeremy Popkin, Kim Wickens and John Winn Miller, moderated by Brian Clardy was a part of the Kentucky Book Festival programming on October 21st, 2023. A program of Kentucky Humanities, the Kentucky Book Festival is a celebration of reading, writing, and publishing which takes place each fall. Festival events seek to connect book-lovers...
Writing About Dogs
Просмотров 318 месяцев назад
Writing About Dogs with Silas House, Gwenda Bond, Bruce Cameron and James Easterling was a part of the Kentucky Book Festival programming on October 21st, 2023. A program of Kentucky Humanities, the Kentucky Book Festival is a celebration of reading, writing, and publishing which takes place each fall. Festival events seek to connect book-lovers and authors, spark engaging conversations, and em...
Is an MFA Right for You?
Просмотров 268 месяцев назад
Is an MFA Right for You with Kathleen Driskell and Jason Howard was a part of the Kentucky Book Festival programming on October 21st, 2023. A program of Kentucky Humanities, the Kentucky Book Festival is a celebration of reading, writing, and publishing which takes place each fall. Festival events seek to connect book-lovers and authors, spark engaging conversations, and empower readers by prov...
How to Create a Successful Podcast
Просмотров 538 месяцев назад
How to Create a Successful Podcast with Neil Kesterson and Liza Holland was a part of the Kentucky Book Festival programming on October 21st, 2023. A program of Kentucky Humanities, the Kentucky Book Festival is a celebration of reading, writing, and publishing which takes place each fall. Festival events seek to connect book-lovers and authors, spark engaging conversations, and empower readers...
Disaster Resilience and Mitigation: Preparing for Next Time
Просмотров 8111 месяцев назад
Your organization has been through a minor emergency or a major disaster. What did you learn from your experience, and what can you do to mitigate future damages to your organization? Learn about mitigation activities that your organization can undertake, as well as funding and support organizations to help you in all stages of disasters. Instructors: Jan Newcomb, National Coalition for Arts’ P...
Disaster Recovery: Getting Back in Business!
Просмотров 16111 месяцев назад
This session looks at the activities that organizations, from the arts to libraries, archives, and museums, can do to handle damage from all types of disasters. Which materials can be treated by your staff, and where might you need outside help from disaster response vendors, conservators, and other organizations? Instructors: Tom Clareson, Performing Arts Readiness Jan Newcomb, National Coalit...
Disaster Readiness: Emergency Preparedness 101
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Disaster Readiness: Emergency Preparedness 101
2022 Kentucky Book Festival: Recap Video
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2022 Kentucky Book Festival: Recap Video
2022 Kentucky Book Festival: "Writing towards Compassion"
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2022 Kentucky Book Festival: "Writing towards Compassion"
2022 Kentucky Book Festival: "Chronicling Life Outdoors"
Просмотров 14Год назад
2022 Kentucky Book Festival: "Chronicling Life Outdoors"
2022 Kentucky Book Festival Workshop: "Where, How, and What to Submit" with Kathleen Driskell
Просмотров 37Год назад
2022 Kentucky Book Festival Workshop: "Where, How, and What to Submit" with Kathleen Driskell
2022 Kentucky Book Festival: "Writing as Homage to Ancestry"
Просмотров 50Год назад
2022 Kentucky Book Festival: "Writing as Homage to Ancestry"
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Had a problem hearing Dr. Blight even at my device's full volume. So I opened the transcript which got me through. I hope that Kentucky Humanities can use a different mic set up so they don't have to hand hold their own microphones! A very worthwhile, educational discussion.
Dr. Blight was my High School 'Civil War I & II' Teacher at Flint Northern H.S. in 1977-78, his last year there, before earning his Master of the Arts in 76 and never looking back..!! It was a joy & honor to be a Student of Mr. Blight, and he reminds me of the character John Keating in 'Dead Poets Society' because he would use unusual & unique teaching methods that were inspired by his belief that he was a participant in that War, and has been reincarnated as a Civil War Teacher, with a mission to share his past life experiences with those desiring to "Listen, Read & LEARN"..!! The annual Spring Field Trip to Gettysburg, PA, to experience the battlefields, monuments & ghosts stories, was the "Highlight of my High School" memories. He loved teaching, respected his students and his students simply adored him. You NEVER skipped his class and Mr Blight's classroom was always "FULL" and I was very fortunate to get a rare seat in 10th grade, as Seniors & Juniors got to pick classes first and usually took them all... Nobody knew it was his 'Last Year' so, again, I was super lucky and I have been a Civil War History Lover my entire life. Thank You Mr. Blight..!!
Refreshing and enjoyable. Thank you.
We used to call our dog "Goodness"
Thank you so much for posting this. I'm really looking forward to viewing it.
of course the Pelosi story was just "John Wayne" playing cowboys and Indians with a fella in he's underway nothing to do with a more perfect union
This is a great conversation. I think Dr. Meachum understates the extent of the anti-slavery movement in Kentucky in the early 1800s. Rev. Carter Tarrant, one of the leading anti-slavery baptist ministers at the time wrote a “history” of the anti-slavery baptist movement in Kentucky. It was written fairly early in this movement so it really isn’t anything close to complete. In it he lists 22 ministers and elders an a number of churches and “associations” which were actively anti-slavery. Interestingly he doesn’t include the anti-slavery church the Lincoln family were members of. There are a lot of things that could mean, but I think Tarrant’s listing wasn’t complete. It still isn’t a broad majority, but the number was large enough for the larger Baptist association to be seriously concerned. This doesn’t include the Methodists who had not yet divided over the issue of slavery but had started as an anti-slavery sect. So I think there were easily several hundred anti slavery people in Kentucky at the time Lincoln lived there. But as it started in the 1790s the whole anti-slavery division seemed to dissolve around 1820. By that time the Lincolns along with a number of Kentuckians had headed north to Indiana.
Everytime I listen to David Blight I'm struck at how much he sounds like Harrison Ford!
They should tour together. Two of my favorites
Hmm. Kentucky. I thought they wanted to ban books there.
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Two All-Stars. Two of the most enjoyable historians to read and listen to.
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Repeal the 19th amendment!!!
Thank you for putting together a great event!
Loved this conversation - all four of our phenomenal KY authors!
Ive subscribed to your channel keep up the great content
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