From left, presenters: Buck Hitswithastick, Aspen and Cameron Decker, and Mary Jane Bradbury
Humanities Montana has launched a mini speaker bureau funded by the Montana Historical Society and the Montana 250 Commission. As we continue to spotlight these speakers presenting on topics including Montana History and Culture, Indigenous Culture, and Civics. Libraries, schools, museums, and community centers are welcome to book a program to occur between April 1 and September 31.
Our Montana Voices builds on Humanities Montana’s long tradition of Speakers in the Schools and Montana Conversations serving communities statewide and fostering civil dialogue rooted in history and shared inquiry.
To book a program visit the Our Montana Voices webpage, select the speaker you wish to book, and write to them using the email address on their page. Once you have agreed upon a date and time, follow the links to submit an application. Sites are encouraged to limit bookings to one program only so that the limited number of programs can be made available to Montanans in all 56 counties.
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