We’re still thinking over the new ideas we discovered about this precious Indiana landscape with the help of Krista Bailey (IU South Bend), Wendy Smith (National Park Service) and Alana Murray and Marisa Rios (Dunes Learning Center). Here are six of our takeaways:
Luke Doughty, a rising senior at Wabash College, reflects on his position as the summer grants and programs intern at Indiana Humanities.
Indiana has been blessed with a number of business leaders who have been strong cultural stewards. At the top of the list, of course, is Eli Lilly—founder of Lilly Endowment Inc. and supporter of organizations such as Conner Prairie, the Indiana Historical Society and Indiana Landmarks There’s also J. Irwin …
If you happened to be in downtown Indianapolis on the evenings of June 20 or 21, you can be forgiven for thinking you’d entered a time warp. Naptown Get Down: A Groovy Boozy Tour through 1970s Indianapolis was well underway, and in addition to revelers dressed in throwback duds, you couldn’t miss …
Claire Mauschbaugh, communications intern, transports us back to the Cold War Era in Indianapolis as she spills all about her assignment at the Historic Bar Crawl in her thematic final briefing.
It's early spring, when Hoosiers' minds turn to basketball tourneys and Hoosier humanists head to Washington, D.C. for Humanities on the Hill, the annual national advocacy event conducted by the Federation of State Humanities Councils.
The Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology invites you to enter its annual photo contest for Historic Preservation Month 2016.
Indiana Humanities is a dynamic statewide nonprofit dedicated to promoting the public humanities. We are a grant-maker, neutral convener, facilitator, program partner and much more. We are seeking a ‘utility player” to join our team – someone who is collaborative, passionate, Indiana-loving, thoughtful, detail-oriented, and an enthusiastic team member. Job …
