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Each year, the scholarly and other groups that make up the National Humanities Alliance come to Washington to try to win federal support. This year, with many politicians uninterested in anything academic that doesn't have the acronym STEM in it, advocates said they welcomed the chance to make the case for the future of their disciplines.
The American Academy Commission on the Humanities and Social Sciences will this June deliver a report to Congress on what steps lawmakers, institutions and individuals can take to protect the future of the academic disciplines.