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The posters in this gallery were designed by Amanda McCorkle and reflect visually some of our program topics.

2006 Celebration of the Humanities



The 2006 Celebration of the Humanities was held on October 16, 2006, and recognized Charles Sullivan with a Lifetime Achievement Award and Keith and Theresa Stokes with the Tom Roberts Prize for Creative Achievement in the Humanities.

Peace is Always Beautiful Holiday Greeting Card

Here at Home: What Unites Us? What Divides Us? Request for Proposals



This postcard sought proposals from local filmakers, scholars, and non-profit organizations for development and presentation of original short films, new research, and public programs that would critically and creatively examine potentially divisive issues in a thoughtful and balanced manner informed by humanities scholarship.

The Rhode Island Council for the Humanities Speaker's Bureau EnRICHment Opportunities: From Baseball to Big Bands



This mailer promoted new public speakers on a variety of topics from The Providence Grays and the Brutal World of Early Major League Baseball to Seance, Solace, and Reform: RI Women and 19th Century Spiritualism.

Tom Roberts Prize Call for Nominations



The Tom Roberts Prize for Creative Achievement in the Humanities is awrded annually to an individual or group whose work demonstrates an inventive and innovative approach to traditional humanities fields of study. The work of nominees is distinguished by excellence, imagination, and public appeal. The Prize is awarded at our Celebration of the Humanities.

Tend Your Garden of Knowledge: 2007 Celebrate Humanities Month Calendar



This mailer included details on events like Action Speaks panels, EnRICHment lectures, exhibitions, and theatrical discussions.

Leap of Faith, 2007 Spring Series



This 2007 Spring series brought together scholars, theologians, poets and artists to discuss the role of faith in contemporary society. Highlights of this series included the poetry reading The Art of Blessing the Day by Marge Piercy and a presentation of Grace Notes, a program featuring the puppetry of Blair Thomas accompanied by original music by Aurea Ensemble.

Being Connected: "Community in Conversation" Forums, Documentary and Local Short Film Series



In 2007, RICH and Rhode Island PBS co-produced a six-part series asking scholars, community leaders and filmmakers to reflect on how Rhode Islanders are connected in ways we do not typically consider. Where and how are Rhode Islanders gathering? Through our interactions, both voluntary and involuntary, what do we learn about each other? Where are new communities emerging? As part of this inquiry, we broadcast four locally produced short films paired with national feature-length documentaries and two moderated on-air "Communities in Conversation" forums.

How Do You Know?



This was a postcard for one of our annual giving campaigns.

On the Road to Freedom: African-American Heritage in Rhode Island



African American Heritage in Rhode Island initiative – On the Road to Freedom explores our collective memories to highlight the many accomplishments and contributions made by individuals and organizations of African American descent in Rhode Island. These stories include the history of the slave trade and emancipation; pacifism and military heroism; pioneering artists and the creation of nationally recognized cultural and educational institutions; the realization of the American Dream as well as the legacy of racism and oppression.
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