Join RICH for a Civic Education Grants Workshop

Learn More About Special Initiative Opportunities

The Rhode Island Council for the Humanities (RICH) is making grant funding available for projects and programs that enrich the humanities components of K-12 civic education through the creative integration of the Rhode Island Grade Span Expectations for Civics & Government and Historical Perspectives/Rhode Island History in teaching and learning. Grants are available for professional development activities to individual teachers and to organizations (schools and other non-profit community organizations). Free informational workshops will be held across the state to introduce the initiative and review the criteria for application. To reserve a space, please RSVP by Friday, March 12 to Sarah Golden Martin, via e-mail at sarah@rihumanities.org.

Grant Workshops (Workshops will be offered twice at each location: from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m., and from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m.)

March 16
Northern RI Collaborative
640 George Washington Hwy
Lincoln, RI

March 18
West Bay Collaborative
144 Bignall St
Warwick, RI

March 23
Southern RI Regional Collaborative
646 Camp Ave
North Kingstown, RI

March 25
East Bay Educational Collaborative
317 Market St
Warren, RI

For more information visit www.rihumanities.org/civics_grants Expectations for Civics & Government and Historical Perspectives/Rhode Island History in teaching
and learning. Grants are available for professional development activities to individual teachers and to organizations (schools and other non-profit community
organizations). Free informational workshops will be held across the state to introduce the initiative and review the criteria for application.