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RI Humanities will announce the third cycle of THRIVE general operating support grant award recipients in January 2026, check our Recent Grants page for details. THRIVE provides funding for small […] Note: This grant program is officially closed. What was the RI CHARG Program?
In 2021, Rhode Island Council for the Humanities (Humanities Council) and Rhode Island State Council for the […] Note: This grant program is officially closed. Grants in Response to the Impact of COVID-19 The Council is offering another round of project grants for up to $2,000 each.
Applications […] The list of FY2026 awards below is updated following the annual major grant cycle and each quarterly mini grant cycle (November, February, May, and August) for public project, documentary […] Rhode Island Humanities’ Major and Mini Grantmaking Program funds individuals and organizations to stimulate new research in the humanities, spark thoughtful community exchange, build new audiences for the humanities, innovate […] Grant Archive Digital Library Want to be the first to hear about all the humanities related news and updates?
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