INseparable
INseparable addressed the ways we’re the same and the ways we’re different; how we benefit from working together and when we’re fine on our own; the barriers we build and the ways we look beyond our differences; the progress we’ve made and our persistence to endure.
With programming that facilitated discussion, self-examination and fresh perspectives, Indiana Humanities sought to help residents from all settings cross boundaries and gather to explore the opportunities and challenges we share.
Key elements included a statewide read, stipends for Indiana filmmakers, a poster mailed to every school and library in Indiana, conversations and discussions, and the Crossroads: Change in Rural America traveling exhibit.
Program Highlights
Indiana Stories
Belt Magazine and Indiana Humanities teamed up to tell stories of how people from Indiana relate to each other across boundaries, real or imagined.
Read the essays
One State / One Story
Our INconversation with Jean Thompson capped off a year of One State / One Story programming. Thompson, the New York Times best-selling author and National Book Award finalist for The Year We Left Home, is a Midwesterner with Indiana roots.
Watch the talk
Action!
In 2020, we helped fund and premiere five short films created by Indiana filmmakers that examine the ways Hoosiers experience urban and rural identities today.
Stream the filmsQuestions?
Contact Beth Kloote, Office Manager / Executive Assistant:
bkloote@indianahumanities.org | 317.616.0007