AZ Speaks Highlight: Elena Díaz Björkquist
This October, experience Día de los Muertos: A Celebration of Life and Death Elena Díaz Björkquist is a writer, historian, and artist based in Tucson, Arizona, but originally of Morenci, […]
Former Board Members In The News
Neal Lester to be honored by East Valley NAACP and Tammy McLeod announced as ATHENA Award finalist Past Arizona Humanities Board Chair Neal Lester, Foundation Professor of English in ASU’s […]
Grantee Highlight: Arizona State Museum
Photo ID: Portraits by Native Youth exhibition opens October 18, 2014, in Tucson Photo ID: Portraits by Native Youth explores photographic portraits created by Native American high school students in […]
Celebrate National Arts and Humanities Month
Explore, share, and experience the humanities Here are 3 ways you can celebrate National Arts and Humanities Month in your community! EXPLORE humanities programs in your area by visiting our […]
The U.S. Cadet Nurse Corps in Arizona
Guest post by Arizona Humanities speaker Elsie Szecsy How do we know when a historical account is complete? When do we know that we have enough information to draw accurate […]
Announcing New Veterans Programs
Arizona Humanities is pleased to offer two new FREE programs for veterans! Limited seating available – register today! [gdlr_divider type=”solid” size=”50%” ] Making Peace: Exploring Personal Experience Through Writing Tuesdays, […]
Grantee Highlight: Arizona Wilderness Coalition
Celebrate and explore cultural perspectives on the 50th Anniversary of the Wilderness Act To celebrate the 50th anniversary of The Wilderness Act, the Arizona Wilderness Coalition (AWC), a nonprofit that […]
AZ SPEAKS Highlight: Brenda Brandt
From China to Mexico: A Journey of Decorative Arts in Sun City on Tuesday, September 16 Brenda Brandt holds a Ph.D. from Florida State University. She is a published author […]
Register for Fall Grants Workshops
Join us this fall in Sedona, Tucson, Phoenix, or online! Are you looking for funding for your next program, exhibit, interactive discussion, or lecture series? Look no further than Arizona […]
The Eagle and the Archaeologists: The Lindberghs’ 1929 Southwest Aerial Survey
Guest post from Arizona Humanities Speaker Erik Berg In the summer of 1929, aviator and world celebrity Charles Lindbergh walked unexpectedly into a small camp of archaeologists working in a […]
