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Find similar grantsArkansas Humanities Council Grants is sponsored by Arkansas Humanities Council. Provides grants to nonprofit organizations in Arkansas for humanities projects, including those exploring LGBTQ history and culture.
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Arkansas Humanities Council announces a new brand name to reflect our ongoing mission to deepen the connection of our vibrant heritage and culture across Arkansas Bringing Humanities to You HumanitiesAR connects people from all walks of life through the culture, history and stories of the Natural State, with the goal of providing a commonplace for educational learning and capturing the imagination through a multifaceted lens of programs including seminars, workshops, lectures, exhibitions and more.
A major component of the our mission is to award grants that encourage nonprofit groups and organizations to plan, conduct, and evaluate or to participate in projects in the humanities for Arkansas. HumanitiesAR always has events happening around the state. Take a peek at our events calendar to see what’s to come near you.
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