Have a great idea for a new public humanities project and looking to apply for a major grant? Make sure to register your intent to apply for a major grant by 5:00pm EST on November 1, 2019 using the Intent to Apply form available in the Grantmaking section of the website. Questions? Contact Logan Hinderliter […]
Join us in the inspiring What Cheer Writers Club to hear from RI Arts & Culture Research Fellow Janaya Kizzie about her work to tell the stories of our state's arts and culture luminaries! Janaya will give a brief talk and discussion entitled “Nodes and Gnomes: Flora and Fauna of Rhode Island Wikipedia,” where she will share […]
In 2020, organizations across Rhode Island will host a variety of activities, events, and programs that honor the 100th anniversary of women gaining the right to vote. To better amplify and unify the work of each organization, Secretary of State Nellie M. Gorbea and the Rhode Island Council for the Humanities are excited to unveil […]
Have a great idea for a new public humanities project and looking to apply for a major grant? Applications must be submitted by by 5:00pm EST on January 15, 2020 using the online application system available in the Grantmaking section of the website. Note: All major grant applicants must first submit an Intent to Apply […]
Join us Saturday, February 8th, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM at the Rhode Island Council for the Humanities office for an Arts & Culture focused Wikipedia Workshop led by RI Arts & Culture Research Fellow Janaya Kizzie. This workshop will offer an introduction to editorship in Wikipedia, with a focus on what this means for […]
The Rhode Island Council for the Humanities invites applications to two new grant programs in support of humanities organizations affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in Rhode Island. The goal of the new general operating support grant program is to ensure that humanities organizations can continue to provide opportunities for our state’s diverse communities to access […]
The Rhode Island Council for the Humanities invites applications to two new grant programs in support of humanities organizations affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in Rhode Island. The goal of the new general operating support grant program is to ensure that humanities organizations can continue to provide opportunities for our state’s diverse communities to access […]
Do you have a great idea for a public humanities project and looking for support from a mini grant from the Humanities Council? The Mini Grant Program for requests up to $2,000 invites individual researchers, nonprofit organizations, and schools to apply for funding in support of public humanities projects, documentary film, and individual research. MINI […]
Join the Rhode Island Historical Preservation & Heritage Commission every Saturday in September at 1:00 pm for a 60-minute Heritage Virtual Celebration on Zoom. Each week we will feature “Heritage Highlights” from cultural performance groups, heritage museums, cultural organizations, hands-on activities like crafts, cooking, and more! Join weekly by using this link below and Passcode: […]
Have a great idea for a new public humanities project and looking to apply for a major grant? Make sure to register your intent to apply for a major grant by 5:00pm EST on November 2, 2020 using the Intent to Apply form available in the Grantmaking section of the website. Questions? Contact Julia Renaud at […]
