(Press)ed: A Podcast About The Media, Fake News, And The Future Of Our Democracy

Convenes organizations and citizens to create the basis for resilient, sustainable, and innovative communities.

Provides funding and organizational assistance to community-based, culturally diverse arts and cultural organizations across the state.

As part of the Culture is Key initiative, five Rhode Island cultural organizations will undertake pilot projects where they will collaborate with local journalists to test and evaluate ways to further integrate civic engagement into cultural programmin …

A statewide mobile app that offers stories about the power of place, by and about Rhode Islanders.

Commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Pulitzer Prizes with a program series exploring the humanities, journalism, and the environment.

Rhode Island celebrates 50 years of the NEH

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XIX: Shall Not Be Denied is a collaborative partnership of the Rhode Island Council for the Humanities and the Rhode Island Department of State to amplify events and programs in 2020 commemorating the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendm …

The breadth and depth of Rhode Island’s creative landscape is considered one of the state’s greatest assets and one of the most vibrant in the United States. The Rhode Island Arts and Culture Research Fellowship is designed to research, write, collect …

Culture is Key: Strengthening Rhode Island’s Civic Health through Cultural Participation The Humanities Council has supported civic education through our grants and partnerships for decades. In 2020, the Council is launching Culture is Key, an initiati …

The members of the Advisory Committee for the Council’s Culture is Key initiative include leaders in cultural participation, journalism, data and strategy, and community engagement. As advisors for Culture is Key, these individuals will work closely wi …