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Mailing List - North Dakota Humanities Council

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Sign up to get updates on programs and events happening across the state and receive a free subscription to. Note: Your privacy is important to us. Your information will only be used by the NDHC staff to send you program updates and copies of On Second Thought magazine. The NDHC will NOT share your information with third parties. You may opt out of our mailing list at any time by clicking. 8203;North Dakota Humanities Council. 8203;418 E. Broadway, Suite 8. Bismarck, ND 58501. Phone 701.255.3360.

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Staff - North Dakota Humanities Council

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Stacy L. Schaffer. Graduated with a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from Hamline University in St. Paul, MN. Before attending Hamline, she received her Bachelor’s Degree in Social Behavioral Sciences from the University of Mary in Bismarck, ND. During her time at the University of Mary, Stacy was involved in the Pre-Law Club, Book Club and Forensics Team. 8203;North Dakota Humanities Council. 8203;418 E. Broadway, Suite 8. Bismarck, ND 58501. Phone 701.255.3360.

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Grants - North Dakota Humanities Council

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Click here for a list of recently awarded grants. Grants which further the NDHC's SPECIAL INITIATIVES will be given funding priority. 2016 Special Initiative: ​Pulitzer Prize Centennial. 2017 Special Initiative: Justice - Rethinking America's Criminal Justice System. 2018 Special Initiative: Being Mortal - The limits of medicine, creative new. Approaches to healthcare, and conversations about what really matters in the end. 2019 Special Initiative: The Pursuit of Happiness. Quick Grants ($1,500 and Below).

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About - North Dakota Humanities Council

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Who will lead America into a bright future? From The Heart of the Matter, a report of the Commission on the Humanities and Social Sciences. Why We Exist and What We Stand For. The North Dakota Humanities Council was established to provide people opportunities to engage with and debate powerful ideas, because democracy cannot exist without thoughtful and informed citizens dedicated to freedom and justice. We believe in lifelong learning as essential for a thriving democracy. Bismarck, ND 58501.

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Recently Awarded Grants - North Dakota Humanities Council

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Truman Talks Tennessee - Greater Grand Forks Community Theatre - $1,500.00. Performance by professional actor Joe Vig, depicting a fictional interview between Truman Capote and Pulitzer Prize winner, Tennessee Williams. Prairie Talks - Prairie Village Museum - $1, 229.00. Kim Komenich Presents Revolution Revisited, the Power of Photojournalism - Pioneer Museum of McKenzie County - $7,000.00. Talk from Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist Kim Komenich. Public presentations by three Pulitzer winners.

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On Second Thought - North Dakota Humanities Council

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Board - North Dakota Humanities Council

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Do you have a passion for Lifelong learning and culture? Click Here To Learn How to Apply To Serve on the NDHC Board. ND HUMANITIES COUNCIL BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Bethany Andreasen, Minot. I have chosen to serve on the NDHC to help promote the humanities, because they are what make us human.". Aaron Barth, Bismarck. Elizabeth Birmingham, Fargo. William Caraher, Grand Forks. The best humanities are grown close to home serve and provide a mighty check against the twin evils and communism and fascism.". I beli...

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Calendar - North Dakota Humanities Council

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Membership - North Dakota Humanities Council

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Donate and Become a Member of the North Dakota Humanities Council. Over the past 30-plus years, we’ve dedicated ourselves to fostering a culture where the humanities are a vital part of the lives of North Dakotans. We developed around the idea that different voices with differing opinions engaged in conversations—meaningful conversations—in coffee shops and on street corners are the first steps in seeking solutions that influence and change our world. 8203;North Dakota Humanities Council.

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News - North Dakota Humanities Council

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Learn More About After Safeguard Project. Learn More About Engaged Humanities. 8203;North Dakota Humanities Council. 8203;418 E. Broadway, Suite 8. Bismarck, ND 58501. Phone 701.255.3360.