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The New York Council for the Humanities is pleased to announce that it has been awarded a National Endowment for the Humanities Grant to support Muslim Voices, which will create age-appropriate book lists that give teens and children the opportunity to use literature as a way to explore the lives of Muslims across time and geography.
Due to budget constraints the Council has had to suspend the March 15 and July 15 DPG rounds
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Applications are now open to host one of the Council's reading and discussion programs for adults! Choose from themes like Growing & Aging, Working, Making Sense of the Civil War, Serving, and Muslim Journeys.
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The New York Council for the Humanities
helps all New Yorkers become thoughtful participants in our communities by promoting critical inquiry, cultural understanding, and civic engagement.
Together - Book Talk for Kids & Parents, Schenectady -
The New York Council for the Humanities
helps all New Yorkers become thoughtful participants in our communities by promoting critical inquiry, cultural understanding, and civic engagement.
Mini Grants - Thai Takes Cinema, New York City -
The New York Council for the Humanities
helps all New Yorkers become thoughtful participants in our communities by promoting critical inquiry, cultural understanding, and civic engagement.
Mini Grants - Underground Railroad Workshop, Albany -
The New York Council for the Humanities
helps all New Yorkers become thoughtful participants in our communities by promoting critical inquiry, cultural understanding, and civic engagement.
Major Grants - openhousenewyork, New York City -
The New York Council for the Humanities
helps all New Yorkers become thoughtful participants in our communities by promoting critical inquiry, cultural understanding, and civic engagement.
Reading Between the Lines - Buffalo