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The inaugural series of A People's Salon between August and November 2024 at Haymarket House included themes like climate, the American Dream, fear, and home. Each event featured diverse presentations, performances, and the success of these salons highlighted the power of public humanities to connect, unite, and inspire. New People’s Salons are planned for Spring 2025, inviting continued community engagement and exploration.
Illinois Humanities, NEH, and other Humanities Councils targeted by DOGE. Learn more and help us protect the humanities now and for future generations.
Illinois Humanities Executive Director Gabrielle Lyon discusses her advocacy efforts for Illinois Humanities in Washington, D.C. She emphasizes the importance of public humanities organizations in Illinois and the crucial role they play in fostering democracy and community connection.
The Carlinville Winning Communities NFP received an Illinois Humanities grant to support the development of a new program series entitled "Community Conversations." Learn more about the organization, this new program, and more.
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