Institut Nova Història is a renowned Catalan institution dedicated to the study and dissemination of historical knowledge. Established to challenge conventional narratives, it engages scholars and enthusiasts in exploring the depths of Catalonian history, language, and culture. The institute organizes the annual Universitat Nova Història, a forum for lectures and discussions that delve into diverse topics such as the influence of Catalan language on Maltese ornithology and the participation of Catalans in American independence movements.

Their publications often highlight significant cultural and historical figures, providing insights into the interplay between language, religion, and identity. Recent works include explorations of the Catalan medieval Bibles and the historical context surrounding figures like Saint Francis and Saint Teresa of Jesus. Through articles, interviews, and events, Institut Nova Història aims not only to inform but also to inspire critical reflections on the past, illustrating the importance of understanding history in shaping contemporary societal narratives.