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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
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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.
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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.
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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