The Alabama Humanities Alliance funds public-facing humanities projects in Alabama, with priority for initiatives exploring the nation’s founding and 'America at 250.'
Funder: Alabama Humanities Alliance
Due Dates: April 1, 2026 (Mini Grant) | June 15, 2026 (Media Grant, suspended) | July 15, 2026 (Major Grant, suspended) | November 15, 2026 (Major Grant, suspended)
Funding Amounts: Mini Grants: up to $2,500 (active, monthly); Major Grants: up to $10,000 (suspended); Media Grants: up to $15,000 (suspended)
Summary: Supports public humanities projects in Alabama, with priority for projects related to the nation's founding and "America at 250."
Key Information: Only Mini Grants are currently active; Major and Media Grants remain suspended due to funding cuts.
The Alabama Humanities Alliance offers funding to support public humanities projects that engage communities across Alabama. These grants are designed to foster dialogue, storytelling, education, and reflection on history, literature, civics, culture, and related fields. In 2026, special emphasis is placed on projects exploring the nation’s founding history and principles as part of the "America at 250" initiative, though other humanities-focused proposals are also considered. Projects must demonstrate active public participation, strong humanities content, and direct involvement of humanities scholars.