Riders on the Orphan Train Visits Globe, Camp Verde, Clifton, and Coolidge
Grantee Highlight: Riders on the Orphan Train Arizona Tour Visits Globe, Camp Verde, Clifton, and Coolidge Do you know the story of the largest child... Read More
Humanities Now Blog
Humanities Now Blog
Important AZ Speaks Updates for the New Year
Host an AZ Speaks Program Start the New Year with AZ Speaks programs for your organization. Don’t delay in booking your Spring and Fall programs.... Read More
Meet the 2019 Arizona Humanities Awards Winners
Congratulations to the 2019 Arizona Humanities Awards winners! Natalie Diaz – Humanities Public Scholar Joan McGregor – Humanities Public Scholar Kevin Schindler – Friend of... Read More
Arizona Humanities Executive Director Honored with “Women of Achievement” Award
Early last month, Brenda Thomson, Executive Director of Arizona Humanities, was recognized as one of InBusiness Magazine’s 2018 Women of Achievement. The award luncheon took place on... Read More
Celebrate Water/Ways in Florence November 17 through December 30
Florence has a long-term relationship with the Gila River and its water. The Gila riverbed goes directly through the town’s historic downtown core, which is... Read More
Grantee Highlights explore Native American Heritage Month and New Topics in Archaeology
The Heritage Insights Lecture Series is a component of the Museum of Northern Arizona’s (MNA) Fall Heritage Festivals – Celebraciones de la Gente and Native... Read More
Dr. Tanae Morrison Joins the Board of Directors
Dr. Tanae Morrison is an Arizona native hailing from Tucson and an educational change agent. Tanae earned a B.A. in Sociology, an M.A. in Educational Psychology, an... Read More
Mini Grants Now Available – Apply Today!
Mini Grants are small grants of up to $2,000 that are available year-round to support innovative public programs that increase understanding of the human experience.... Read More