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This themed issue hopes to strike a productive balance between curating a primary archive of Public Humanities work on as global a scale as possible, covering a selection of projects from a representative variety of geographic regions and social locations, and framing that archive with narrative, analytical, and contemplative work that might begin to demonstrate the shape and purpose of Public Humanities in its diversity, complexity, urgency, and promise as a movement.