Nevada Humanities gives grants to Nevada nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations and entities such as local and tribal governments, libraries, and educational institutions to support public humanities projects and programs that promote community through engagement. This may be through face-to-face dialogue, such as lectures, forums, and round-table discussions, but also through programs that stimulate thought and reflection, such as media productions, film screenings, exhibitions, local history projects, and projects that explore local culture and Nevada’s diverse heritage and unique places.
Interested in applying? Come ask questions and learn more about the grant application process on Wednesday, January 16, 2020 at 3 pm at Nevada State College, Liberal Arts and Sciences Building, Room 124, 1300 Nevada State Drive, Henderson.
Images clockwise from top left: National Cowboy Poetry Gathering credit: Image/Jessica Brandi Lifland; The Public Education Foundation; Black Mountain Institute credit: Image/Nicholas Endo; Nevada Museum of Art credit: Image/Collateral & Co. Contemporary Dance Company