Federal grant · project grant (b)
State Humanities Council Program [with the General Operating Support Grant, the Alabama Humanities Alliance Serves the State With Subawards and Public Programs That Enrich Lives and Make Connections to Our Past and Present. the Operational Funding Supports Humanities Education and Civic Engagement Throughout Alabama, and in Particular in Rural Areas. Our Initiatives Advance the Public's Knowledge and Understanding of the Humanities Disciplines, and Promote K-12 Education, Lifelong Learning, and a Sense of Community. Our Regrants Create Access to Resources and Support for Thinkers, Creators, Scholars, and Organizations Who Tell Alabama's Stories and Deepen Its Scholarship and Reflection About Our Humanity. Our Emphasis in 2026 Will Include Celebration of America's 250TH Anniversary and the History of Our State and Nation.]
Committed
$697,628
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