Arizona Humanities seeks new speakers and topics for our longest running and most popular program, AZ Speaks. We collaborate with cultural and educational organizations in Arizona to bring humanities programs to communities across the state. Speakers deliver virtual presentations and travel statewide to give in-person presentations to public audiences at public libraries, museums, historical sites, and more. Speakers are humanities scholars and community leaders who are eager to share their expertise on diverse topics and lead engaging public programs.

AZ Speaks programs are hosted by AZ Speakers and local libraries/museums and span a total of 60 to 90-minutes. AZ Speaks is now offered both virtually and in-person. The program is a great way for non-profits, libraries, educational institutions, governmental and tribal entities to enjoy interesting and engaging humanities-based programs. Schedule a program today.

FRANK Talks are hosted by FRANK Talks Speakers and local libraries both virtually and in-person, for 60 to 90 minutes. The purpose of FRANK Talks is to encourage participants to weigh facts, provide the opportunity to put them in context, and consider different points of view.