.Ed Markey, our Senator, jamming to Sean Paul and Dr. Imari Paris Jeffries celebrating our local Boston leaders while honoring Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King and Mrs. Coretta Scott King. Happy to be here with Mass Humanities ED, Brian Boyles and so many others. Thank you!

As we celebrate 50 years at Mass Humanities, we gathered the Board leadership to enjoy an evening in community, reflecting on the impact of the organization on all the communities of our state. Grateful for Brian Boyles’ and the Mass Humanities staff’s leadership!

Rest In Peace David McCullough, who wrote, on a typewriter, the nicest decline note.

Whoever you’re voting for, pretty sure we can all agree that EVERY candidate forum should end with dance. ⁦Create the Vote⁩ ⁦MASSCreative⁩

Our very own Jacques P. Hebert moderating the “Communicating the Coast” panel at #SOC18 with Mark Schleifstein Amy Wold Brian Boyles & Chuck Perrodin

You should come down to the Charles Neville stage at Springfield Jazz Fest for New Breed Brass Band!

I had the pleasure of spending #Juneteenth learning about the historical legacy of the holiday and the importance of its celebration during my visit to Royall House and History Cambridge (Cambridge Historical Society).

Thanks to Brian Boyles, Executive Director Mass Humanities, for this amazing experience.

So excited to chat with these illustrious panelists soon! #SOC18 (Room 206) Mark Schleifstein Amy Wold Brian Boyles Chuck Perrodin

The Executive Directors of New Hampshire Humanities and Mass Humanities (@antpoore + Brian Boyles) are getting ready to link up for a public conversation about life, work and the humanities! Sign up & learn more at: bit.ly/2C6dPKB

What happens when you pull some of the best coastal communicators onto one stage? You get a fascinating conversation! Listen to Jacques P. Hebert Mark Schleifstein Chuck Perrodin Amy Wold @brianwboyles on #DeltaDispatches ! mississippiriverdelta.org/delta-dispatch…

New office assignments aren't the only big changes happening at 938 Lafayette Street. Louisiana Cultural Vistas and KnowLouisiana are getting a new look and a new name. Read the letter from our publisher, Brian Boyles: ow.ly/yD3Q30kvmWu

We were so honored to have you! Thank you.

We're not just getting a new website. Did you know our Summer 2018 issue is the last to bear the Louisiana Cultural Vistas name? Publisher Brian Boyles explains the changes: ow.ly/XMlL30kPKig

How can we make the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence a transformative event? Join John Dichtl, CEO of American Association for State and Local History & Dr. Nashid Madyun, Executive Director of Florida Humanities for a conversation w/ our Executive Director Brian Boyles on April 26 ow.ly/o5VN50IOXR7

On August 2 at 4PM ET, join Brian Boyles for a Discussion with michael meltsner on his new novel, Mosaic: Who Paid for the Bullet? Funded by Mass Humanities ow.ly/8vcj50K4r4Z

How can plans for the Semiquincentennial in 2026 help us reimagine #history across the nation? Join John Dichtl, CEO of American Association for State and Local History & Dr. Nashid Madyun, Executive Director of Florida Humanities for a conversation w/ our Executive Director Brian Boyles on April 26 ow.ly/o5VN50IOXR7

Today at 4PM, Author michael meltsner and Brian Boyles discusses Meltsner's new novel, Mosaic: Who Paid for the Bullet? Learn more: ow.ly/W50X50K8QpK

Agree Brian Boyles! Thanks for spreading the word!

And the 2020 MA Governor's Award Ceremony has kicked off thanks to a warm welcome by Brian Boyles of Mass Humanities: