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Photo montageWelcome to Humanities Montana, an independent nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing the humanities, their insights and values, to the people of Montana, enriching the intellectual, cultural, and civic life of the state. Humanities Montana's grants and services have served Montanans since 1972 with thousands of public conferences, lectures, workshops, and exhibits, a statewide speakers bureau, reading/discussion programs, television, radio, film, and video productions, research and scholarship, and a variety of publications.

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Watch the video recording of The State of Montana, a public conversation held last March with former U.S. Congressman Pat Williams and former Montana Legislator Lorents Grosfield (hosted by Home Ground Radio host Brian Kahn).

  • NEH Chair Visits Billings September 17

    National Endowment for the Humanities Chair Jim Leach is coming to Billings on Friday, September 17. He'll deliver a speech on "Civility in a Fractured Society" at 11 am in Petro Theatre, Student Union Building, Montana State University Billings. This event is free and open to the public.

  • An Exciting Year for Humanities Montana

    A national award for its Public Affairs Initiative...a record amount of grant funds awarded...an array of programs reaching much of Montana. Read all about this set of events—and the funding that makes them possible—by checking out the 2009 Annual Report (PDF/4.0M).
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Humanities Montana invites all Montanans to read Richard Hugo's Selected Poems in 2010. Visit the Humanities Roundtable for more about this year's selection, including online discussions, downloadable discussion guides, lesson plans and more.

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