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2008 Reno Chautauqua (Chautauqua Section)
Nevada Humanities Chautauqua Lincoln and the Civil War Sunday, June 22 -- Thursday, June 26 Robert Z. Hawkins Amphitheater at Bartley Ranch Regional Park in Reno
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2008 Reno Table Summaries (Food for Thought Section)
Money, the mother's milk of politics: Is there an answer?- Richard Bryan How Vital is Philanthropy to Washoe County's Future?- Chris Askin and Sheila Leslie Is the End of the Book Upon Us?- Christopher Coa
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About Nevada Humanities (About Nevada Humanities Section)
Nevada Humanities is one of 56 state humanities councils that receive an annual operating grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Between 1972, when it was created, and the late 1980s, our organizations mandated focus was almost exclusi
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Donate to Nevada Humanities (Support Nevada Humanities Section)
Restoring the humanities to a central place in American life, to do what they have done historically- provide a beneficial foundation for life and thought- is our purpose and goal. But we cannot do this alone. We welcome your suggestions, and of c
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How to Book a Speaker (Humanities on the Road Section)
Any non-profit organization in Nevada may book a Humanities on the Road program. Contact the speaker directly at least a month in advance. After confirming arrangements with the speaker, complete the Booking Agreement and email it to
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Humanities on the Road (Humanities on the Road Section)
Humanities on the Road is a speakers bureau that sends Nevada's college professors, writers and other scholars "on the road." For a modest fee, Humanities on the Road makes high-quality programs on literary and historical subjects av
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Lifescapes Calendar (Lifescapes Section)
Incline Village Library 1st & 3rd Fridays 2-4 p.m. starting Sept. 19th.Northwest Reno Library 1st & 3rd Wednesdays 10:15-12:00South Valleys Library 1st & 3rd Tuesdays 10:30-12:30Sparks Library 2nd & 4th Tuesday
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Nevada Humanities Grants (Grants Section)
Nevada Humanities awards matching grants of up to $5000 to support public humanities programs that encourage informed discussion and critical thinking, and that preserve and make accessible Nevada history and heritage.Grant deadlines are: M
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Nevada Humanities Programs (Programs Section)
Programs sponsored by Nevada Humanities provide opportunities for Nevadans to read widely, think deeply, and become engaged in their community. In addition to the several hundred separate activities supported each year through grants, Nevada Human
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Support Nevada Humanities (Support Nevada Humanities Section)
Support The Humanities At Work In Nevada Restoring the humanities to a central place in American life, to do what they have done historically- provide a beneficial foundation for life and thought- is our purpose and goal. But we cannot do th
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The Young Chautauqua Program (Young Chautauqua Section)
Young Chautauqua is a nationally recognized and award-winning youth program in which young scholars portray historical figures. Through monologs and question-and-answer sessions, young scholars- in and out of character- first engage the audience i
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