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NEH Snapshot
The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) wants to ensure its nation's study of linguistics, literature, history, philosophy, archaeology, and comparative religion is well endowed. An independent, grant-making agency of the US government, NEH strives to advance the understanding, awareness of, and access to the humanities. The largest funder of humanities programs in the US, NEH offers grants in numerous categories including research, education, and preservation. Awards are typically made to colleges and universities, individual scholars, museums, public libraries, public TV and radio stations, archives, and state humanities councils. The endowment was founded in 1965.
