Incite | rouse, urge, encourage, stimulate.
Seminar | breeding ground, plant hothouse; gathering of a small group to discuss a topic intensively.
We create public humanities seminars that agitate personal awareness and incite social action.
Incite Seminars offers an educational experience. We do so by combining small groups of 6-15 committed participants, an open exchange of dynamic ideas, lively dialogue, and highly skilled facilitators. Our sessions are as enjoyably accessible as they are intellectually rigorous. Read more about the process here.
We also publish an online journal dedicated to re-imagining higher educational culture. It is called Incite Items: For Educational Iconoclasm.
We are committed to making our offerings of knowledge, dialogue, and community available to anyone who feels they can benefit from them, regardless of ability to pay. To that end, we have pay-what-you-can method of payment, including no-cost. See About page for details.
[This video from Syracuse University expresses the general spirit of our shared enterprise of educating in the humanities. We’re working on our own in the meantime!]
Incite Seminars is an educational non-profit (501c3).
We are a group of skilled and socially concerned educators who offer seminars at the interface of personal awareness and collective action.
Our seminars are offered in downtown Philadelphia.
Our home is CultureWorks, a dynamic management commons for arts, heritage, educational, and creative communities.
Incite Seminars is a member of the Consortium of Humanities Centers and Institutes, “a global network of over 250 humanities centers, institutes, research libraries, and related organizations.”
Register now for our current seminars. Descriptions here.
