On April 7, listeners near and far tuned in to hear the debut of a podcast episode telling the mystical and tragic journey of Father George Rapp, founder of an early-1800s utopian society at New Harmony, Indiana. The podcast is just one component of a multifaceted, multiyear project called Social …
Grants provide Hoosiers with access to humanities programs, including history, literature and civics projects
Seeking to engage the power of the humanities in the nation’s work for racial justice, Indiana Humanities is supporting fellowships for research into racial injustice experienced by Black Hoosiers, structural racism in Indiana and the ways those affected by racism have responded. Named for a former Indiana Historical Society …
Applications are due Aug. 21 for the Waterways Film Project
Indiana Humanities communications intern Marissa Weiner recounts IU South Bend Civil Rights Heritage Center's fall film series
Grants provided by Indiana Humanities with funds from CARES Act
Indiana Humanities Communication Intern Marissa Weiner highlights INcommon grantee program "Afrofuturism Fridays" at Kheprw Institute.
Grants provide Hoosiers with access to humanities programs, including history, literature and civics projects
