In late August 2025, Josha Sietsma presented both the second edition of the book and the folding model to the staff of the Nebraska State Capitol

Author Josha Sietsma was interviewed for Nebraska Life Magazine on his book and 3d model of the Nebraska State Capitol

Book signing event during 2025 Labor Day at Barnes&Noble Southpointe in Lincoln, Nebraska

We're always happy when a local bookstore wants us to stop by again for a signing. Thank you Francie & Finch for the event!

During the 2025 Nebraska State Fair author Josha Sietsma sold his books and 3d model of the Nebraska State Capitol

Thank you for the wonderful interview at Pure Nebraska. Watch this Summer 2025 Pure Nebraska’s chat between Jon Vanderford and Josha Sietsma

Josha Sietsma spoke on the Positivity Matters podcast in July 2025 on his latest works, the Nebraska State Capitol, baseball as a road to God, and more…

During a lunch event, in February of 2025, at Southeast Community College we spoke on the global perspective of teaching using the Nebraska State Capitol, Japan and ageing as a proof of concept. Slides are available on request.

In February 2025 we presented our book at the Nebraska Tourism Conference and launched our new postcards and 3d self build model.

The local book department of Barnes &Noble at Lincoln SouthPointe held a book signing event and a book talk during September 2024

Here's to the great Pure Nebraska KOLN 10/11 News show with the ever amazing Taryn Vanderford and Jon Vanderford. Author Josha Sietsma was honored to be live in their studio and talk about how the exterior of the Nebraska State Capitol is worthy of appreciation, study, and exploration. November 2024

Dutch philosopher and educator Josha Sietsma immediately fell in love with the Nebraska State Capitol when he visited it on a private tour in 2018. Now, he’s written a book about it.

Book launch for Josha Sietsma’s book on the Nebraska State Capitol. The book launch was held at Francie & Finch in Lincoln, Nebraska in November 2024.

This article is written for teachers and instructs them how to teach Human Rights using the Nebraska State Capitol as the main focus. The article originally was written in Dutch, hereby the English version. Summer 2021.

Presentation for the International Society for the Philosophy of Architecture (ISPA) at Monte Verita, Switzerland during the 5th Biennial Conference. The title of my paper was: The State Capitol of Nebraska and the articulation of human rights. Spring 2019

Paper written for the Witness: A Goldstein Symposium on Art and Human Rights conference. This took place at the University of Nebraska, Omaha. Spring 2019