A strong national network of participating individuals, projects, and programs makes Imagining America an effective advocate for engaged scholarly and artistic work. Universities develop programs for the purpose of sustaining and valuing campus-community work in the arts and humanities. Annual cultural caucuses in many states seek new ways for universities and the public arts and humanities to collaborate for the good of the region. In sum, ideas will flow between partners, become concrete proposals, and be mutually fostered. The Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation offers competitive Public Scholarship Grants to campus-community partnerships in the arts and humanities.
Collaborators join research, teaching, and creative practice to public engagement.
Communications Imagining America publishes a newsletter and maintains a web site featuring best practices and programs. Our Communications Initiative makes the work of collaboration visible, audible, and approachable. Conferences Imagining America's Conference Program supports national conferences . We also promote state cultural caucuses, Imagining Michigan and Imagining Your State , to help coordinate the work of higher education, state arts agencies, and state humanities councils. All rights reserved.