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CREDITS

The credits below refer to imagery used—throughout the Rhode Island Council for the Humanities website—with permission of individual photographers, artists, or organizations who own the rights to these images. For more information, click the links below, or contact our office.
Homepage
  • FirstWorks Presents: The Joffrey Ballet’s Rite of Spring, 2013; Erin X Smithers
  • Living History, Long Remember, 2012
  • Little Compton Historical Society, 2008
  • Providence Children’s Film Festival, 2013; Jori Ketten
  • Providence Student Union Civic Institute, 2013
About
  • 40th Celebration materials, Matt Ferrara Photography
  • Staff portraits, Stewart Martin Photography
Featured Grants
  • Remembering Adamsville; all images courtesy of the Little Compton Historical Society
  • Slatersville, America’s First Mill Village; all images courtesy of the project’s website
  • Vartan Gregorian PTO, I Was There; photographs courtesy of the program & Deborah Hickey
  • Undocumented; photographs by Mary Beth Meehan
  • Interface Providence: imagery taken from the project’s culminating publication
Programs
  • Expansion Arts; Lidi Chea
  • EnRICHment Opportunities; Matt Ferrara Photography
Get Involved
  • 2013 Celebration of the Humanities event; Stewart Martin Photography
Calendar
  • Thank you to ModernTribeInc for donating a copy of their Events Calendar PRO plugin to our organization.

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The Rhode Island Council for the Humanities seeds, supports, and strengthens public history, cultural heritage, civic education, and community engagement by and for all Rhode Islanders.

 

 

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