Grants provide Hoosiers with access to humanities programs, including history, literature and civics projects

Indiana Humanities helps organizations host talks in communities across the state as part of the group’s INseparable initiative

Indiana Humanities presents ‘Huddle Up: A Boozy Throwback Through Indy Sports History’ on July 24

The Sixth Annual Fairbanks Symposium on Civic Leadership, scheduled for May 15, 2019, at the University of Indianapolis, features national and local thought leaders who will discuss the lasting impact of urban consolidation in central Indiana. “Unigov at 50: The Blueprint of the Urban Midwest?” studies the legacy of merging local governments in Indianapolis and the implications for modern cities that have yet to undergo the process.

Indiana Humanities will award $80,000 in INcommon grants over the next two years

Grants provide Hoosiers with access to humanities programs, including history, literature and historic preservation education projects; more funding opportunities still available

Indiana Women’s Suffrage Centennial is catalyzed by Indiana Humanities in partnership with the Indianapolis Propylaeum, the Indiana Historical Society and the Indiana Historical Bureau

Indiana Humanities is offering the $150 stipends to tax-exempt organizations and teachers; films and discussion toolkits are available to public for free