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SI CABE, or Southern Illinois Culture and Arts in Bilingual Education, has received Illinois Humanities funds to help create a sustainable foothold in the Southern Illinois arts and culture scene. Learn more about its mission, successes, and work in this month's grantee partner spotlight.
In April, Illinois Humanities lost a third of its budget due to the sudden termination of federal funding, part of a broader effort to eliminate national cultural agencies. In response, the organization has mobilized advocacy efforts, secured emergency support, and remains committed to serving communities through education, arts, and cultural programs.
Celebrate National Poetry Month with a writing exercise inspired by Gwendolyn Brooks.
Illinois Humanities, Executive Director, Gabrielle H. Lyon, PhD testified before the Illinois House Committee to address the severe impact of federal funding cuts—especially from the NEH—on Illinois Humanities. These cuts, totaling $14 million statewide and $2 million for Illinois Humanities, jeopardize vital cultural and educational programs across Illinois.
Illinois Humanities Proudly Welcomes New Staff and Board Members
Illinois Humanities 2023 Holiday Gift Guide
Gabrielle Lyon Selected as One of Crain's Notable Leaders in DEI
Announcing Our New Senior Director of Programs: Robert White
Illinois Humanities director: Arts and culture ‘weave our civic fabric’