Massachusetts Humanities' Reading Frederick Douglass Together grant funds public readings and discussions of Douglass’s speech to foster civic dialogue and reflection on history and social justice.
Humanities Unbound supports New York libraries, museums, and cultural organizations in offering facilitated reading and discussion series that foster reflection and community conversation about public life.
Teagle Foundation's Knowledge for Freedom grant funds summer humanities programs for underserved high school students, fostering academic growth, civic engagement, and college readiness.
Gathering Grants support Michigan nonprofits with public humanities programs, from discussions and reading series to interpretive exhibits, that bring communities together to gather and engage.
The Spring 2026 Grant Round from Wisconsin Humanities supported community-led public humanities projects that engaged Wisconsin residents with history, culture, and civic life to strengthen communities.
The National Endowment for the Humanities supports exhibitions, historic site interpretations, and public lectures and discussions that bring humanities ideas to public audiences.