Scenes from our 2024 board reunion in Cambridge. Read the full recap on our website here: masshumanities.org/2024-board-reu…

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The new ep of the PBS series 'Poetry in America' features Governor's Award honoree Martín Espada and his poem 'Who Burns for the Perfection of Paper,' based on the experience of making legal pads in a printing plant--and ending up in law school. Watch: buff.ly/4dEiQqu

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Filmmaker Larry Hott reflects on the origins of 'Rebuilding the Temple: Cambodians in America', a film he produced with Claudia Levin in 1991. Read the full story on our website here: masshumanities.org/looking-back-o…

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The deadline to apply to host Museum on Main Street 'Voices and Votes' has been extended to Monday, May 20. Share this post with an organization you'd like to see host the exhibit! masshumanities.org/grants

The deadline to apply to host Museum on Main Street 'Voices and Votes' has been extended to Monday, May 20. Share this post with an organization you'd like to see host the exhibit! masshumanities.org/grants

Did you know that you can propose any format for the reading and discussion that will foster a rich and productive community conversation? Apply by Friday, 5/10, to host a reading in your community. masshumanities.org/active-grants/…

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Don't wait! Apply by this Friday, May 10, to host a reading of Frederick Douglass in your community this summer: masshumanities.org/active-grants/…
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May 10 is the next deadline to apply for a Reading Frederick Douglass Together grant! Find the details on our website here: masshumanities.org/active-grants/…

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Reading Douglass in Belfast 👉 Exec. Dir. Brian Boyles reflects on a week spent in Belfast, Northern Ireland, reading & studying the life and works of Frederick Douglass in an international context. Read the essay on our website: masshumanities.org/reading-dougla…

Photo by Brian Boyles

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“It really is a manifestation of what’s possible and the richness that exists here.' —Leo Hwang, tour scholar for Museum on Main Street 2022-2023. Apply by May 10 to host MoMS in your community: masshumanities.org/grants. #rural #communitygrants #nonprofitgrants #voicesvotes

We have 4 grant programs with upcoming deadlines in May: Museum on Main Street (5/10), Reading Frederick Douglass Together (5/10), and Expand Massachusetts Stories Climate Change Track and Open Track (both 5/31). Apply at masshumanities.org/grants/

KD Montgomery of the Essex Shipbuilding Museum shares some insight into what it was like hosting Museum on Main Street in 2022. May 10 is the deadline to apply for “Voices and Votes”, the new MoMS exhibition coming to Massachusetts in 2025-2026. Apply at masshumanities.org/grants.

Visit masshumanities.org/grants/ to view upcoming deadlines for Expand Massachusetts Stories, Museum on Main Street, and Reading Frederick Douglass Together grants. #nonprofitgrants #masshumanitiesgrants #MH50

We champion the storytellers by providing grants to nonprofit orgs in Mass. Upcoming deadlines:

-Museum on Main Street: 5/10
-Reading Frederick Douglass Together: 5/10
-Expand Massachusetts Stories: Climate Change Track: 5/31
-EMS: Open Track: 5/31

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Presented in partnership with the Smithsonian, Museum on Main Street is an exhibition designed to spark conversations in rural communities. In 2025, 'Voices and Votes' is coming to 6 Massachusetts towns--apply by 5/0, and your town could be one of them! buff.ly/438MRKl