Jennifer Nalewicki
Smithsonian Magazine
New York, NY, United States
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Inside Idaho's Campaign to Include Indigenous History in Its Highway Markers
Native leaders and scholars are advising the State Historic Preservation Office's landmark decolonization project → Read More
A Literary Scholar Takes Us Around the World in Eight Books
Harvard professor David Damrosch's new release has readers traveling to London, Paris, Nigeria, Tokyo and beyond without ever leaving home → Read More
Seven 9/11 Memorials to Visit Across the United States
These lesser-known monuments honor the lives lost in the terrorist attacks 20 years ago → Read More
For 60 Years, Indigenous Alaskans Have Hosted Their Own Olympics
Athletes at the World Eskimo-Indian Olympics in Fairbanks test their mettle in events like the blanket toss, knuckle hop and ear pull → Read More
A Glass Ballot Box Was the Answer to Voter Fraud in the 19th Century
This transparent approach let voters know that their ballots were counted → Read More
Why U.K. Publishers Released 600 Books in a Single Day
Dubbed "Super Thursday," the barrage of books includes many titles delayed by Covid-19 → Read More
This Sound Artist Is Asking People to Record COVID-19 Haikus
Called "Social Distancing, Haiku and You," Alan Nakagawa's project will result in a sound collage that interweaves a multitude of voices → Read More
A Tour of Beauty Industry Pioneer Madam C.J. Walker’s Indianapolis
The hair-care magnate at the center of the new Netflix series 'Self Made' left her imprint on the city where she launched her career → Read More
Attention Bibliophiles: These Book Towns Should Be Your Next Vacation Stops
From Australia to Malaysia, these villages are prized for their abundance of bookstores → Read More
I Spent the Night at a Library in Wales, and You Can Too
Housing more than 150,000 written works, Gladstone's Library is the only residential library in Great Britain → Read More
How One Museum Is Giving a Voice to Former Mental Health Patients
The Indiana Medical History Museum is telling the human stories behind its collection of brains, tumors and other biological remains → Read More
This Library in Anchorage Lends Out Taxidermic Specimens
All you need to check out a snowy owl or a mounted rockfish is a library card → Read More
The Gulf of Mexico’s Hottest Diving Spots Are Decommissioned Oil Rigs
These artificial reefs are proving to be prime habitats for a plethora of sea creatures → Read More
There's Only One Place in the United States Where It's Legal to Swim With Wild Manatees
In Citrus County, Florida, hundreds of the gentle giants winter in the warm waters of Crystal River → Read More
Over 1,500 Museums Across the U.S. Will Open Their Doors for Free This Saturday
Museums and zoos across the country are letting visitors in admission-free. Here are some highlights. → Read More
Works by Over 100 Contemporary Artists Take Over Cleveland
The citywide FRONT International festival is the largest event of its kind in North America → Read More
You Can Help Scientists Study Great White Sharks Off the Coast of Cape Cod
The Atlantic White Shark Conservancy is offering boating expeditions open to the public now through October → Read More
Watch as This Life-Size Elephant Ice Sculpture Melts in NYC
The melting mammal was part of Amarula and WildlifeDIRECT’s “Don’t Let Them Disappear” campaign → Read More
The Painstaking Process of Preserving a 400-Pound Blue Whale Heart
This massive specimen is now on display in Canada’s Royal Ontario Museum → Read More
The Story Behind the World’s Largest Watercolor Painting
The massive artwork marks the opening of the MASS MoCA's new 130,000-square-foot wing, which makes it the largest contemporary art museum in the U.S. → Read More