The Humanities Indicators is a project of the  American Academy of Arts and Sciences that equips researchers and policymakers, universities, foundations, museums, libraries, humanities councils and other public institutions with statistical tools for answering basic questions about primary and secondary humanities education, undergraduate and graduate education in the humanities, the humanities workforce, levels and sources of program funding, public understanding and impact of the humanities, and other areas of concern in the humanities community .Chronicle of Higher Education, "First National Picture of Trends in the Humanities Is Unveiled".Indicators in the News. Data from the Humanities Indicators has been widely discussed in recent conversations about a "crisis in the humanities", in light of a national decline in the number of  college majors. To address questions about the workforce outcomes of humanities graduates (which are often cited as playing a role in the falling number of majors as of 2015), the Indicators issued The State of the Humanities 2018: Graduates in the Workforce & Beyond, which examined not only their employment and earnings relative to other fields, but also graduates’ satisfaction with their work after graduation and their lives more generally. The data reveal that despite disparities in median earnings, humanities majors are quite similar to graduates from other fields with respect to their perceived well-being. The report was widely cited in the media as an important intervention in the discussion. External links The Humanities Indicators, a project of the American Academy Science and Engineering Indicators  
The Humanities Indicators is an American project that provides statistical tools for answering questions about humanities education in the United States. Created by the American Academy of Arts and Sciences , the indicators are used by researchers and policymakers, universities, foundations, museums, libraries, humanities councils and other public institutions Researchers use the Indicators analyze primary and secondary humanities education, undergraduate and graduate education in the humanities, the humanities workforce, levels and sources of program funding, public understanding and impact of the humanities, and other areas of concern .Chronicle of Higher Education, "First National Picture of Trends in the Humanities Is Unveiled".Indicators in the News. Data from the Humanities Indicators has been used in discussions about the US decline in the number of humanities college majors. To address questions about the workforce outcomes of humanities graduates (which are often cited as playing a role in the falling number of majors as of 2015), the Indicators issued The State of the Humanities 2018: Graduates in the Workforce & Beyond, This report examined not only their employment and earnings relative to other fields, but also graduates’ satisfaction with their work after graduation and their lives more generally. The data reveal that despite disparities in median earnings, humanities majors are quite similar to graduates from other fields with respect to their perceived well-being. The report was widely cited in the media as an important intervention in the discussion. External links The Humanities Indicators, a project of the American Academy Science and Engineering Indicators 2018: Graduates in the Workforce Beyond,
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