Florida Talks
Florida Humanities’ Florida Talks program funds expert-led public presentations statewide to engage communities in discussions about Florida’s history, culture, and future.
Funder: Florida Humanities
Due Dates: Rolling (Apply at least 6 weeks before proposed event date)
Funding Amounts: $300 honorarium per speaker per program (paid directly to speaker); up to $250 travel reimbursement for small orgs; organizations cover remaining costs.
Summary: Supports Florida nonprofit and civic organizations to host expert-led public humanities talks statewide.
Key Information: Programs must be free or require only a minimal, non-prohibitive fee and be open to the public.
Description
Florida Humanities’ Florida Talks program enables eligible organizations across Florida to bring distinguished scholars, journalists, authors, and humanities experts to their communities for engaging public presentations. Designed to illuminate Florida’s past, present, and future, these talks foster public dialogue and a deeper appreciation of Florida’s diverse stories and cultures. Each program features a 30–45 minute presentation followed by an audience Q&A, and is tailored for adult audiences. The initiative is part of the statewide celebration of the nation’s 250th anniversary in 2026 and features over 70 unique presentations.
