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CT Humanities 50th Anniversary Transparency in Coverage Rule Connecticut’s Sites of Conscience CT Humanities Working Groups CT Experience Video Series Digital Resources for Distance Learning Intellectual Property Policy Data on the CT Cultural Sector Event Contributor Registration CT Humanities 50th Anniversary Transparency in Coverage Rule Connecticut’s Sites of Conscience CT Humanities Working Groups CT Experience Video Series Digital Resources for Distance Learning Intellectual Property Policy Data on the CT Cultural Sector Event Contributor Registration CT Humanities offers a variety of grant lines to support strong humanities projects and the institutions that offer them.
CTH Grant Application Process FAQs and Resources for Applicants The following grants are currently accepting applications: Grants Not Currently Accepting Applications The following grants are currently not accepting applications: CT Cultural Fund Operating Support Grants Grants Previously Offered by Partner Organizations: Collections Assessment Grants America 250 | CT Museum Makeover To view grants once offered by CTH but that are not expected to return, please view our Prior Grant Lines here .
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations incorporated in the state of Connecticut for at least one year and governed by a regularly meeting board of directors; municipalities in the state of Connecticut; or Connecticut-based f…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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