Indiana Humanities programs include adult field trips, innovative speakers such as Kimberly Bryant (pictured), workshops, and more.

Humanities Initiative Grants, Quantum Leap Grants provide public with access to history, literature, and STEM-related projects; more funding opportunities still available.

Indiana Humanities will host two grant workshops this spring for nonprofits seeking funding for public programs in history, preservation, literature and other humanities fields.

Slate of programs will focus on White River watershed; book and film series to follow this fall

Quantum Leap Poetry Tour will include stops in Greencastle, Hanover, Indianapolis and Shelbyville from Nov. 27 to Nov. 29

“Frankenstein”-themed retreat on March 23-24 at DePauw University’s Prindle Institute for Ethics will feature scholarly talks, small group discussions, a themed meal and more.

Indiana Humanities is seeking proposals to propose and conduct research this spring that explores Indiana’s urban, suburban and rural connections and divisions.

The Indiana Humanities board of directors has elected its slate of officers for 2016-17. Beth Bechdol, director of agribusiness strategies at Ice Miller and president and CEO of AgriNovus Indiana, has been elected chair of the statewide nonprofit, which creates and funds programs rooted in the fields of the humanities. …