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About the health humanities
The Health Humanities is the study of the intersection of health and humanistic disciplines (such as philosophy, religion, literature), fine arts, as well as social science research that gives insight into the human condition (such as history, anthropology, sociology, and cultural studies.)
*Adapted from the National Library of Medicine’s definition for Medical Humanities
Conferences
Join us for annual HHC Conferences, an international convening of scholars, practitioners and students that promote health humanities scholarship, education and practices at the intersection of the humanities, arts, and social sciences in health, illness and health care.

Membership
Get discounted access to conferences, vote on issues, join working groups, and support the cause.
Curricular toolkit
The HHC Curricular Toolkit is a collection of resources for people and institutions interested in building a health humanities program at their university or college. Whether a major, minor, certificate, pathway, masters or doctoral degree, this toolkit has the information you need to complete your proposal.

Recent Highlights
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Health Humanities Consortium News Form
We have created a new form for Health Humanities Consortium members to submit news to be posted to our social… Read More
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Congratulations new Steering Committee members & officers
Congratulations to the these new (and re-elected) members of the HHC Steering Committee Also, a hearty welcome to our new… Read More
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Health Humanities Syllabus Repository
The Health Humanities Consortium, in collaboration with the Medical Futures Lab at Rice University, is pleased to introduce the Health… Read More
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HHC Job Board
Whether you are searching for a new faculty member to join your institution or you are a job seeker looking… Read More

Committees
Arts & Health Equity
Siobhan M. Conaty
Awards
Kamna Balhara
Sarah Blanton
Curriculum & Assessment
Rosemary Weatherston
Rachel Bracken
Conference Planning & Support
Erin Gentry Lamb
Humanities and Arts in Health Professions Education (HAHPE)
Bernice Hausmann
Partners
Institutional partners are vital in our mission to spread health humanities scholarship, education, and practices.























