Indiana Humanities staff are working to transition to a new reservation system for our statewide lending library for book clubs, Novel Conversations. Learn how to reserve kits in the new...
Join Indiana Humanities on a webinar to learn about this year's Wilma Gibbs Moore Fellowship.
Join us for a webinar to learn more about developing a Poetry Out Loud competition at your school or organization.
Join author Larry Sweazy for this novel-writing workshop!
Join George Garner of the Advancing Racial Equity Speakers Bureau for a free community event hosted by Indy Arts Council.
Join George Garner of the Advancing Racial Equity Speakers Bureau for a free online community talk hosted by the Indiana Historical Society.
Join Kristie Erickson, deputy executive director at South Bend’s History Museum, on a virtual tour of Copshaholm, the historic Oliver Mansion. The tour will highlight areas of the mansion that received an electrical upgrade in 2019.
Join Kristie Erickson, deputy executive director for South Bend's History Museum, as she chronicles the electrical upgrade that the museum completed at Copshaholm, the historic Oliver Mansion, in 2019.
Explore the forces that have shaped Americans' individual and collective sense of identity and the role that the arts, humanities and religion can play in helping to cultivate a shared sense of identity during divisive times.
Read and discuss Ray Bradbury's short story “Forever and the Earth” from his book Long after Midnight.
Explore the history and culture of Indianapolis's Indiana Avenue in a dynamic podcast that explores Black history across the U.S.
Explore topics around race and racism through facilitated conversations centered on humanities-based texts, poetry, art and videos.