National Humanities Medal

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The National Humanities Medal is an American award given to individuals or organizations whose work enhances understanding of the humanities , expands civic engagement in the humanities, or helps to obtain and expand access to important humanities resources.

The award, sponsored by the National Endowment for the Humanities , was first presented in 1989 as the " Charles Frankel Prize". In 1997 it was renamed the National Humanities Medal . The winners receive a bronze medal designed by the 1995 Frankel Prize winner David Macaulay .

Award winners

Winner of the Charles Frankel Prize

Winner of the National Humanities Medal

Stephen H. Balch receives the National Humanities Medal from the hands of President George W. Bush

Web links

Commons : National Humanities Medal  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

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