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Do the arts have public purposes?
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As a new way to give thanks for the loved ones in our lives, consider participating in StoryCorps' National Day of Listening on Friday, November 27.Their website explains the event this way: "On the day after Thanksgiving, set aside one hour to record a conversation with someone important to you...
If it does, please consider contacting a Montana citizen trained in Gracious Space, an approach to conversations that emphasizes welcoming the stranger and listening respectfully to alternative points of view.18 Montanans came together in Kalispell in late October to learn this technique...
Humanities Montana is considering building programs (conferences, reading series, Speakers Bureau threads) around several historical issues...
Humanities Montana encourages teachers and students to participate in Letters About Literature, the program that asks students to write to authors of books that have made a difference to them. Montana has had several national winners...
We are pleased and humbled to announce that Humanities Montana received its fifth Helen and Martin Schwartz Prize for Public Humanities Programs from the Federation of State Humanities Councils at the National Humanities Conference in Omaha, Nebraska on Friday, November 6.We were recognized for our...
We're pleased to announce that your advocacy for the humanities helped produce a $5.4 million increase in funding for the Federal/State Partnership of the National Endowment for the Humanities.What does that mean for Montanans...
Lisa Diane Simon This lecture series "Modernism and WWI: Painters and Poets" starts this Saturday at the Missoula Art Museum
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A panel will be held Monday, Nov. 9, at UM to discuss the ethical implications of Baxter v. Montana, the case in which a lower court recognized the right of terminally ill, mentally competent adult Montanans to choose aid in dying...
The next deadline for REGULAR grants ($5,000 and less) is November 20...
What better place to discuss the public role of arts than the Pacific Ocean?Rafael Chacon, Katie Knight, and Amy Martin will share insight into the arts and civic engagement, then participate in a conversation with the audience tonight at the MCT Center for the Performing Arts (200 North Adams...
The community conversation on "The Surrounded" was wide-ranging, thoughtful, frank. Folks are struggling to reconcile the ending to many of the energies circulating in the novel. There's a sense that Archilde has connected to his people (and his father), and so the ending seems dire, upsetting...
The carnival is off and running!Yesterday featured a terrific conversation about Jim Crumley, a moving reading by Jamie Ford at the Missoula Art Museum, and a varied, amusing set of readings at the Wilma.See the full schedule at...
Humanities Montana We're live-twittering the Montana Festival of the Book through Saturday! Join us at http://twitter.com/HumanitiesMT.
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