Project Humanities creates spaces for us to talk, listen and connect. Our blog is an extension of Project Humanities’ core mission: talking, listening and connecting. It features insights to diverse commentary about contemporary (trendy) topics around us. Project Humanities connects the university and diverse, local communities for engaged, inclusive, multidisciplinary public conversations about the intersections of humanities, social justice, racial/gender/sexual identities and more.
Our blog is not limited to written format. We also welcome video thoughts! (Please reference the required instructions for each format).
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Bad Bunny, Queer Puerto Rican Masculinity and the Freedom to Be Seen
Gabriel T. Acevedo Velázquez
Benito’s music has this magical power of love, passion and culture
Richelle
2026 Super Bowl Halftime Show: A joyful celebration of love we were ALL invited to
Nayeli Lopez G.
Our 2025 in Review
Project Humanities Team
Over the past year, we advanced our mission through programs, partnerships, and community engagement. Check out the Year in Review video and accompanying highlights for key moments from this work.
Year in Review Video:
The power of hope and unity in Martin Luther King, Jr.’s vision
Isys Morrow
A celebration of hope and unity in Paradise Valley
Rachel Wright
The invisibilization of Black children
Neal A. Lester, PhD, and Elizabeth McNeil, PhD
Saying Goodbye to Hustle Culture
Makenna McCartney