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Our innovative programming, grants and partnerships spark conversations and generate new ideas.

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Vietnam Display Close Full Story People   “If They Want to Enlist, Tell ‘Em to Do it Now” Full Story Jacque Sherrill Full Story People   Meet Jacque Sherrill Jacque is the director at the Jetmore Public Library. Full Story Kirk Sharp Full Story People   Meet Kirk Sharp Kirk is the Executive Director at the Gordon Parks Museum in Fort Scott. Full Story Jancita Warrington Full Story People   Meet Jancita Warrington Jancita is the Executive Director of Native American Affairs. Full Story
Bill Tsutsui   Full Story Meet Bill Tsutsui Bill Tsutsui is the Chancellor and Professor of History at Ottawa University. Full Story
Wickware   Full Story Frank Wickware: From Girard, Kansas to Schenectady, New York Phil Dixon’s visit to Girard for a Humanities Kansas Speakers Bureau presentation begins an unforgettable week commemorating a Negro League legend from Kansas: Frank E. Wickware. Full Story
Kansas Freedom Fighters   Full Story African American Soldiers in the Civil War: A Kansas Story African American Midwest Documentary Project and the Nicodemus Historical Society partnered to create the "Kansas Free Fighters" documentary, with the support of a Humanities for All grant. Full Story
Lutie Full Story   Celebrating Our Stories: Topeka Trailblazers The Our Stories traveling exhibition weaves together the stories of African American Topeka, past and present. Full Story
Sprouls Full Story   For the Love of the Prairie A four-part interview series is preserving the stories of Kansas farmers and ranchers. Full Story
photo of female 1940s college students at a party Full Story   Hotline: Marymount College Dr. Patricia Ackerman, freelance writer and professor of language arts at Kansas State University, shares the holiday traditions of Marymount College on the Humanities Holiday Hotline. Full Story
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Hotline: Winter Soundtrack

Cash Hollistah shares a playlist of songs to get you in the winter spirit.

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woman and girl celebrating kwanzaa Full Story   Hotline: The Story of Kwanzaa Cash Hollistah shares a playlist of songs to get you in the winter spirit. Full Story Hyllningsfest Full Story   Go Swedes! Preserving Hyllningsfest in Lindsborg Cash Hollistah shares a playlist of songs to get you in the winter spirit. Full Story Porubsky Grocery Sign Full Story   Porubsky's -- Transcendent Deli Cash Hollistah shares a playlist of songs to get you in the winter spirit. Full Story Huascar Medina Full Story   Hotline: "Mi Isla" Cash Hollistah shares a playlist of songs to get you in the winter spirit. Full Story board game pieces Full Story   Hotline: The History of Board Games Cash Hollistah shares a playlist of songs to get you in the winter spirit. Full Story statue of woman in a bonnet Full Story   Hotline: The Legend of the Blue Light Lady Cash Hollistah shares a playlist of songs to get you in the winter spirit. Full Story
McDaniel Full Story People   From Wichita to Hollywood: Honoring Hattie McDaniel The Hattie McDaniel exhibition will be part of the Tallgrass Film Festival, October 24-27. Full Story Ada Limón Full Story People   In Praise of Mystery: The Poetry of Ada Limón Full Story Santa Fe Trail Full Story People   A Rendezvous with History “Road of Conquest: Another View of the Santa Fe Trail” will be held September 19-21, 2024. The symposium consists of a documentary screening and presentations by scholars. Full Story Tsutsui Godzilla Full Story People   Humanities vs. Godzilla Godzilla is 70! Johnson County Community College’s Billington Library is celebrating this monster milestone in September with the Godzilla Friday Film Series. Full Story
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A New Portrait of Stafford County

The "Hall of Portraits: Documenting our Diverse Legacy", supported by an HK Humanities for All grant, is a photography and film project at the St. John Homecoming Hall and Museum in Stafford County, KS.

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