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professional training
Humanities Comms
posters
debunk myths @ humanities careers
ready-made class kits
listen
humanities games
play
storytelling
day-in-the-life
partnerships
how to talk to students @ the humanities
myth busting kits
pop culture
Toolbox for Educators
How can you engage students to understand the value of the humanities?
The Toolbox for Educators offers original and carefully curated, high-quality content that supports the diverse interests, questions, and needs of students, parents, faculty, and other individuals and organizations.
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Christine Henseler
CHC co-President
Co-Director of the HumComm Students program
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How can you engage students to understand the value of the humanities?
The Toolbox for Educators content is crafted to communicate the humanities with clarity, joy, vibrancy, and awe . The Toolbox focuses on quality over quantity to refresh communication about the humanities through the relevant, interesting, timely, and engaging (RITE) content.
Turn-key researched-based enging humanities lesson kits. From your desktop to your classroom in seconds.
10 years. 200 Texts. 7 myths. We have the research to debunk the myths about humanities majors and careers.
Humanities made clear for first-generation students through innovative multi-media resources made with students for students.
Go where the students are. Humanities is pop culture. If you can text it, they will read it.
Everyone is already doing it . Humanities+ it's here, it's there, it's everywhere. Interdisciplinary humanities comms content.
I can't unsee that. Graphic design +infographics+ humanities = posters your students will remember and games they will want to share.
A.I. lesson kits.
Yes.
We said it.
And so did your students.
Need a human? We have human answers to inspire other humans+.
Joy as Strategy
Because our students already speak the language of their peers, the most powerful humanities strategy isn't one we hand to them—it's one we co-create with them, turning communication into something as fun, joyful, and creative as the social media and games where they already live.​
Christine Hensler
CHC co-President
Co-Director of the HumComm Students program
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