Explore justice and equality in health, law, housing & employment
Health, Law & the Humanities is a three-part community conversation series in downtown Phoenix. Location: Arizona Humanities 1242 N. Central Avenue Phoenix, AZ 85004 Thursday, September 21 / 6:00-8:00 p.m. […]
Save-the-Date! “Find Your Nose” Book Launch September 17th
Save the date! Join Arizona Humanities for the launch of award-winning local children’s author Rodo Sofranac’s sixth educational, colorful, and fun children’s book, Find Your Nose. Enjoy a free and fun […]
CANCELED – Celebrating Every Voice Workshop in Vail August 26th
Due to unforeseen circumstances, the Storying Arizona Workshop will be rescheduled. Stay tuned for further details. Join the Vail Preservation Society and Odyssey Storytelling for a free storytelling workshop.  Celebrating Every […]
FRANK Talks Calendar Highlights
Explore thought-provoking topics this month at local libraries with FRANK Talks! Programs are interactive, participatory, and designed to engage people in conversation about contemporary issues. Energy in an Uncertain World Saturday, August […]
Welcome Karl Kendall to the Board of Directors
Karl Kendall has worked for the Phoenix Public Library for the past 17 years. In his current role as the Deputy Director of Collections and Programming, Karl oversees the coordination […]
Grantee Highlight: Mining Uranium Memories Exhibit
The Northern Arizona University Sustainable Communities Program was awarded an $8,000 project grant to develop the Mining Uranium Memories exhibit . Based on oral history interviews and documentary research, the exhibit explores the tangled […]
On the road for  Water/Ways
Preparations for the Smithsonian’sWater/Ways exhibition are well under way! While the exhibition does not officially arrive until June 2018, host sites and Arizona Humanities staff are busy prepping for the exhibit […]
Need a Humanities Scholar? We have a scholar database!
Do you need a humanities scholar for a grant project? Are you looking for more information on a particular research topic?  The Arizona Humanities Scholar Database is a resource for prospective […]
Ellis-Shackelford House available for your next event
Are you looking for a unique space to host your next event? The Ellis-Shackelford House has been home to Arizona Humanities for 30 years, and we have the opportunity to […]
New FRANK Talks topics now available
FRANK Talks e ngage Arizona communities with ‘in the news’ topics for discussion at local libraries. Check out the topics below and request to host them at your local library. FRANK Talks […]
