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Ideas were flowing at our first virtual listening session! Huge thanks to the supporters who joined us for this special edition session just for you!
It's Arts & Humanities Month in Wisconsin!
What do catastrophic flooding and the humanities have to do with each other? Join MKE journalist and WH board member Jimmy Gutierrez for a wide-ranging conversation that will leave you hopeful about ways your rural and urban neighbors are coming together. And get a sneak peek at WH's upcoming... Listening Sessions where we'll gather that energy and turn it into action. https://humanpowered.buzzsprout.com/1575412/episodes/17725894-human-powered-in-conversation-with-jimmy-gutierrez
We strengthen the roots of community life through educational and cultural programs that inspire civic participation and individual imagination. Find...
www.wisconsinhumanities.orgOur We're Listening, Wisconsin campaign raised funds that will enable us to hold in-person and virtual sessions that bring the voices and dreams of Wisconsinites together and help us plan for 2026 as Wisconsin Humanities works to restart our programs.
All Wisconsin Humanities ...donors are invited to a special Listening Session just for you! Email contact@wisconsinhumanities.org to register now!
"An elder once told me that the land misses our Indigenous languages, and so to speak it out loud whenever we can," writes poet Halee Kirkwood in the summer edition of the @The Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters magazine. Her story about the #languageback poetry workshops of... Indigenous Nations Poets, supported by a Wisconsin Humanities grant remind us all of the power of words -- and what it means when they are lost, and recovered.
We rolled into the College of Menominee Nation in Keshena on a Friday night, as the setting sun broke through the clouds and cast the campus in...
www.wisconsinacademy.orgGreat event tomorrow -- in Wausau and virtual -- organized by our wonderful friends at Wisconsin Institute for Public Policy and Service
From Madison, Ruth Olson knows that every place in Wisconsin has its own story to tell. Through listening, we uncover the local strengths, challenges, and ideas that will shape the future of Wisconsin Humanities.
We’re Listening. Come share your story.
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Meghan Dudle, from Mineral Point, knows that your voice matters. As a former leader in outreach and grants at Wisconsin Humanities, she’s seen firsthand how powerful your stories can be in shaping what comes next.
Let’s keep the conversation going. Join us.
We’re ...Listening.
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Lara Karpenko, from Milwaukee, invites you to be part of something bigger. Your voice matters—your story matters. Let’s shape the future of the humanities in Wisconsin, together.
We’re Listening. Are you?
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