Indiana Humanities’ current thematic initiative, INseparable, explores how Hoosiers relate to each other across boundaries and considers what it will take to indeed be inseparable, in all the ways that matter. Whether due to real or perceived differences, Americans often see each other differently depending on whether they live in rural, suburban or urban communities.
To help Hoosiers understand and talk about urban, suburban and rural differences and connections, Indiana Humanities has curated a speakers bureau of talks and workshops by Indiana scholars and experts. From beer to water, Brown County to Gary, maps to Middletown, speakers provide a variety of lenses for thinking about the ways we are, or are not, inseparable.