Kansas Stories
Home Theater
Reader's Theater -- a collection of scripts using primary sources -- is a great way to bring Kansas history to life from the comfort of your home.
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Hope in Hard Times
Now is the time to learn from our history about how to respond quickly and nimbly to unexpected shifts in our society and our economy.
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Places
Kansas Road Trip from Your Couch
Stuck at home? Let your mind travel by embarking on a virtual road trip with KTWU’s Sunflower Journeys. In less than two hours, you can stop at some of our state’s eateries, festivals, and attractions.
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Poems of Uncertainty
During uncertain times, it’s not uncommon to turn to books, television, movies, and social media for comfort and direction, but maybe, we should more frequently turn to poetry.
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Root for the Home Team
With some of the biggest professional sports events of the year canceled and many K-12 and college teams on hiatus, HK is here to fill the void with the "History of Sports" mini-film fest.
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Place and Memory
Strengthening your sense of place by exploring hidden gems
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Failure is Impossible
Strengthening your sense of place by exploring hidden gems
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Big Idea: How Should We Honor Someone's Military Service?
Strengthening your sense of place by exploring hidden gems
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The Intangibles Book Club
Strengthening your sense of place by exploring hidden gems
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Finding Humanity in Those Who Need it Most
Strengthening your sense of place by exploring hidden gems
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Not Buried in Trash? Thank a Sanitation Worker.
Strengthening your sense of place by exploring hidden gems
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Working Hard in the Heartland
"Ad Astra: Working Hard in the Heartland,” an initiative from Humanities Kansas elevates the stories of working Kansans, especially the resilience of the working class, a population often overlooked.
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Slides Rule
In 1987, in preparation for the centennial of Inman, Kansas, town officials put out a call for photos, documents, memorabilia, and other objects that could tell the south central Kansas community’s story.
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Race & Ethnicity
Faces and Places
"Faces of the East Side Neighborhoods," is a photo documentary project exploring the human legacy a Mexican immigrant community established within Dodge City in the early 20th century.
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The Big Idea
Big Idea: It's Time to Change the Way We Talk About Poverty
An estimated 875,000 Kansans are likely not making ends meet. Rather than place blame on why or how this happened, let's try to understand the real impact that economic insecurity has on our communities and neighbors.
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INSTA-INSPIRE
Story Chasers help spark new conversations and lead the movement of ideas spreading across the state.
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