Apply for a Project Grant – Letter of Intent due May 1
Next Project Grants Letter of Intent Due May 1 Do you have an idea for a humanities project in Arizona? Project Grants are competitive grants supporting public... Read More
Watch our new video
Click here to watch on youtube. Thank you to all of the individuals and organizations who made this video possible. Special thanks to: TigerMountain Foundation... Read More
Arizona Humanities Awards Celebrates Humanities Stars
On a beautiful spring evening over 200 people attended the Arizona Humanities Awards at Phoenix Theatre on March 25. Guests enjoyed hors d’oeuvres, and lively jazz... Read More
Announcing $58,800 in Project Grants
Arizona Humanities awards $58,800 in Project Grants Ten organizations receive grants for humanities projects Arizona Humanities is pleased to award $58,800 in Project Grants to... Read More
NEH Funding Update
Last week the President announced the 2019 proposed budget, which unfortunately calls for elimination of the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), the National Endowment for the... Read More
Join the Arizona Humanities Board of Directors
Do you want to enhance cultural life in Arizona? Are you interested in creating a just and civil society? Arizona Humanities is seeking candidates to... Read More
Announcing the 2018 Arizona Humanities Awards Recipients
Congratulations to Liz Warren, Dr. Almira Poudrier, Dagoberto Bailon, the Arizona State Library, Archives, and Public Records, and the Shackelford Family Arizona Humanities is delighted... Read More
The humanities help us make sense of it all…the human experience.
People Matter. In a complicated world, where we face new challenges each and every day, navigating political, economic, and social conflicts like we have not... Read More
Call to Artists – AZ Communities Water/Ways Coloring Book
Call to Artists – AZ Communities Coloring Book Deadline: January 19, 2018 $2,500* Commission Click here to view Water Ways Call to Artist PDF Project... Read More
Reclaiming History series engages City of Surprise youth and community members
The Reclaiming History project is a youth-led series of community engagements that explore and celebrate experiences within Latinx & LGBTQ+ culture. All are welcome to attend free... Read More