Intentional Community-Making: The Humanities in Times of Crisis

By Jeremy Reed

What are we going to do? What am I going do? I have been asking myself these questions – expressed with varying degrees of panic and anxiety – on a near daily basis for the past few months. As a recent transplant to the Las Vegas area, I have been grappling with the challenges of getting to know new spaces and new communities as well as the mounting threats to the work that I do in the public humanities.

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George Tsz-Kwan Lam
Reading Epitaphs; Writing Eulogies

By Kahlo R. F. Smith

My earliest playground memories are set in cemeteries, chasing my brother around family plots and peering through each crypt’s ornate grating. Dad hoped he could keep us from fearing death by making cemeteries sites of joy.

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George Tsz-Kwan Lam