Gather Round Second Limited Edition Available Now
Why It Matters: Our Rural/Urban Political Divide
An online discussion on political and geographic division and common ground in Montana
Humanities Montana is a nonprofit affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities, one of fifty-six independent councils across the United States. Established in 1972, we were created in order to better infuse the humanities into public life.
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Montana Youth
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Montana students have experienced
a Speakers in the Schools presentation.
Rural Communities
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Opportunity Grants awarded to
rural organizations.
Informed Citizen
Non-partisan discussions about news literacy, local media, and trends in American journalism during periods of political and social upheaval.
Gather Round
A limited-edition DIY humanities toolkit that inspires discussions about home, migration, technology and nature.
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Hometown Humanities brings a year’s worth of free humanities-based programming to a Montana community.
As the Montana Center for the Book, we offer workshops and author visits to lead conversations on literary topics for your library, book club, writing group or school.
