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University of South Carolina Upstate professor awarded an NEH digital humanities grant to develop a tool to convert digital texts to Braille for visually impaired readers, from Spartanburg Herald-Journal.
Ohio Historical Society puts Civil War-era newspapers at NEH-funded Chronicling America, from the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Forty schoolteachers spend a week studying the Missouri-Kansas Border Wars at an NEH Landmarks of American History and Culture workshop, from the Topeka Capital-Journal and the Lawrence Journal-World.
James City County Library in Williamsburg, VA hosts the NEH-funded traveling exhibition Lincoln: The Constitution and the Civil War, from the Virginia Gazette.
The New York Public Library building a “guidebook for time travelers” with NEH grant, from the New York Observer's BetaBeat blog.
The National Endowment for the Humanities releases its summer reading list for kids, from the San Diego Union-Tribune.
"Interactive Map Traces Slaves' Path to Emancipation," on the NEH-funded Visualizing Emancipation project at the University of Richmond, from the Chronicle of Higher Education.