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Feb 27, 2017

Noteworthy

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Mar 1, 2000

How to Organize a Rich and Successful Group: Lessons from Natural Experiments in History

On March 31, 1999, Jared Diamond presented a condensed version of his talk on "How to Get Rich."
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Jan 1, 2001

Academy Update: Initiative for Humanities and Culture

Representatives of the Initiative for Humanities and Culture's two major components—the Research Program and the Humanities Indicators Program—came together to refine and elaborate on their future plans and to learn about each other's progress.
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Aug 15, 2022

How social media has undermined our constitutional architecture

Danielle Allen writes about how Facebook is weakening our democratic institutions and what can be done to rebuild them. For solutions, she draws on recommendations in the Our Common Purpose report issued by the Academy Commission she cochaired.
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Jul 26, 2021

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Select Prizes and Awards to Members
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Dec 6, 2021

Members Elected in 2021, by Class & Section

Members Elected in 2021, by Class & Section
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Dec 6, 2021

Member Events, 2020–2021

The Academy typically holds events around the country and the world that bring members and others in their communities together. Although the COVID-19 pandemic suspended in-person events, the Academy continued to explore topics of national and global concern through a series of virtual activities. Academy President David W. Oxtoby provided opening remarks and moderated most of the virtual meetings and events.
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Mar 8, 2019

Jazz at the Academy: An Evening of Music and Conversation with Kenny Barron

After 238 years, there are not that many “firsts” left for the American Academy of Arts and Sciences to achieve. Yet on November 29, 2018, the Academy found one, hosting its first jazz performance at its headquarters in Cambridge.
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Jan 1, 2012

Induction 2011

On October 1, 2011, the American Academy inducted its 231st class of Fellows and Foreign Honorary Members at a ceremony held in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The ceremony included presentations by five new members: Frances Hamilton Arnold, David Conrad Page, Sir Adam Roberts, Annette Gordon-Reed, and William I. Miller.
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Dec 9, 2020

Global Security & International Affairs

The Global Security and International Affairs program area draws on the expertise of policy-makers, practitioners, and scholars to foster knowledge and inform innovative and more substantial policies to address crucial issues affecting the global community. Projects underway in this area engage with pressing strategic, development, and moral questions that underpin relations among people, communities, and states worldwide. Each initiative embraces a broad conception of security as the interaction among human, national, and global security imperatives. Project recommendations move beyond the idea of security as the absence of war toward higher aspirations of collective peace, development, and justice.
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Jun 1, 2005

Gift from Ellsworth Kelly to the Academy

A new lithograph by the U.S. preeminent painter and sculptor Ellsworth Kelly now hangs in the atrium of the House of the Academy. In celebration of the Academy’s 225th anniversary, Kelly donated 25 signed prints of his “Sunflower II” from a limited edition of 60 lithographs. The remaining prints have been designated by Kelly to be used as gifts of appreciation to donors who make lead contributions to the Academy’s endowment and capital funds during the 225th anniversary period.
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Dec 22, 2016

Toni Morrison Receives the 2016 Emerson-Thoreau Medal from the American Academy of Arts and Sciences

The American Academy of Arts & Sciences named Toni Morrison as the recipient of the 2016 Emerson-Thoreau Medal for her distinguished achievement in the field of literature. Established in 1958, the medal is awarded to an individual for his or her total literary achievement rather than for a specific work.
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Dec 6, 2021

Academy Governance & Committees, 2021–2022

Governance & Committees, 2021–2022
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Dec 10, 2025

Local Committees

Local Committees bring members together to connect with the Academy and each other in the communities where they live.
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Nov 29, 2024

Education

Projects in the Education program area examine the vital role that education plays in our nation and the world. Work in this area seeks to inform policy and practice in support of high-quality educational opportunities for all Americans. From advancing equitable educational outcomes to leveraging new developments in the learning sciences and digital technologies to understanding the vital role that public universities play as engines of economic growth, innovation, social mobility, and citizenship, projects in this area draw on scholars and practitioners from diverse fields to provide guidance and actionable solutions to policymakers, higher education leaders, and philanthropists.
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Nov 29, 2024

Deceased Members

Deceased Members
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Jul 28, 2025

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Dec 9, 2020

Members Elected in 2020

A list of all active Members, arranged by Class and Section, Affiliation, or Year of Election, is available on the
Academy’s website at www.amacad.org/directory. IHM designates an International Honorary Member.
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Aug 20, 2015

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Dec 9, 2020

Local Program Committees & Representatives

Local Program Committees and Representatives bring together communities of members to connect, explore topics of interest, and
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