I cannot take my eyes off the mesmerizing photograph on the front cover of the latest Missouri Humanities magazine. Thank you Tom Neumeyer for allowing us to share your beautiful work! Digital copies of the issue are available for download at:…lnkd.in/gp4FJkiV
It's #MembershipMay! Please help share stories that spark conversation and inspire ideas by becoming a sustaining member of Missouri Humanities. lnkd.in/ga7y8tYe
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IT'S MEMBERSHIP MAY!
The Missouri Humanities Membership Drive Starts Today!
We hope you will join the 295+ individuals who have become members of Missouri Humanities in the last 3 years.
BECOME A PART OF SOMETHING BIGGER
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#MOHumanities #MembershipMay
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We only have a few spots left #TitanNation don’t miss out!! Contact me before it’s sold out.
Missouri Humanities awards grants to help Missourians to expand our understanding of ourselves and the world beyond our boundaries.
Stay tuned as Clarice Britton will be making an exciting announcement about our grants programs in the coming weeks!
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Well, this is fantastic.
In the face of declining humanities enrollments in U.S. colleges, Teagle Foundation president Andrew Delbanco tells @MichelMcQMartin how integrating humanities into a university’s core curriculum can recapture the interest of students.
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It’s the cover!
Differ We Must: How Lincoln Succeeded in a Divided America
In 16 meetings with people who differed with him, he matched wits with allies and enemies alike.
Without these encounters he wouldn’t be the Lincoln we know.
Out 10/3. Preorder:
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Join Missouri Humanities for an engaging discussion on the legacy and history of the Green Book in the Ozark region with our keynote presenter, Candacy Taylor, photographer, cultural documentarian, and author of the bestselling book, Overground Railroad:…lnkd.in/giK_kqDp
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SUMMER CAMPS NOW OPEN! - mailchi.mp/17a1ade70ae1/summ…
Missouri Humanities is committed to strengthening communities, elevating education, and encouraging curiosity. lnkd.in/gx724QXB
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Legislators, educators and civic-minded organizations are working to reinvigorate American civics. Check out NCSL's resource page on civic education for teachers, students, parents as well as legislators and legislative staff.
Read more: bit.ly/3HZlvgJ
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May and Vera are going to Nationals! Amaya Barnes qualified in Program Oral Interp and was district champion in Oratory. Vera Fosnow qualified in US Extemp.
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On #InternationalWomensDay and #WomenHistoryMonth, NCSL celebrates and recognizes the hard work and contributions made by women to our nation's democracy.
"You can, too" tells the stories of 36 women senators and their journey to the Missouri Senate: bit.ly/3SXb29d
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Happy #InternationalWomensDay ! Take some time to reflect on important women in your life & in history.
Not a journal-er? That's okay, share the woman who inspires you with us here!
ALT Journal prompts for International Women's Day- Name one woman in history who inspires you. Write about what you wish was different about how we learn history. Who's the strongest woman in your family? Write about the challenges the women in your family overcame.
Last month I was invited to talk about Missouri Humanities to a full house at the Kansas City Ethnic Enrichment Commission meeting. Last November the MH Grants Committee awarded a mini grant to the EECKC for the Northland Ethnic Festival on April 1st. No…lnkd.in/gA5QYA9b
To quote Mark Twain: “Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in o…lnkd.in/gGvYxcz3 lnkd.in/gD4JNWEf
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We are excited to kick off the #IMLSMuseums #IMLSConvening at @PressClubDC with an opening keynote from @IMLSDirector Crosby Kemper! He is joined by @WSJ’s Adam Kirsch to discuss the importance of the arts and humanities to resilience.
