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  • PrideRI Festival bridge, Providence
    RHODE TOUR AS A TOOL FOR CONNECTION

    Free statewide digital humanities app and website enhanced
    through nationwide United We Stand initiative.
  • Pokanoket Heritage Day, Mount Hope Community Center
    CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF HUMANITIES

    2022 grantee, Pokanoket Heritage Day
  • Civic Health Index Community Partner Event, "Yes, And...Civic Health!"
    CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF HUMANITIES

    2022 Community Partner event, “Yes, and Civic Health!”
  • Friends of Hearthside House
    CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF HUMANITIES

    2021 grantee, Friends of Hearthside House
  • RI Brassworks
    CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF HUMANITIES

    2021 grantee, RI Brassworks
  • FirstWorks Town Hall with Bill T. Jones
    CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF HUMANITIES

    2022 grantee, FirstWorks
  • WaterFire Arts Center
    CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF HUMANITIES

    2021 grantee, WaterFire Providence
  • Juneteenth Celebration at Casey Farm, Rhode Island Black Storytellers
    CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF HUMANITIES

    2021 grantee, Rhode Island Black Storytellers

  • Since 1973, Rhode Island Humanities has sought to fulfill the promise made in our founding legislation: democracy demands wisdom and vision. For 50 years, we have helped to ensure that the voices of all Rhode Islanders are encouraged and amplified.
  • Since 1973, Rhode Island Humanities has sought to fulfill the promise made in our founding legislation: democracy demands wisdom and vision. For 50 years, we have helped to ensure that the voices of all Rhode Islanders are encouraged and amplified.

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Nearly 900 gather for National Humanities Conference in Providence

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URI Humanities lecture series features RI Civic Health Index

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