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Holiday Shopping with the Humanities
The Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities proudly presents an array of delightful new offerings that make perfect holiday gifts, from the beautiful new book on John T. Scott and tote bags that “Pass It On” to gift subscriptions to the enriching 64 Parishes magazine.
Read MoreLEH Welcomes Josh-Wade Ferguson as Director of Public Programs
We are excited to welcome our newest Director of Public Programs and 64 Parishes Editor-in-Chief, Josh-Wade Ferguson, to the LEH!
Read MoreLouisiana Poet Laureate Alison Pelegrin Receives Prestigious National Fellowship
The Academy of American Poets has awarded Louisiana’s Alison Pelegrin a prestigious Poet Laureate Fellowship supporting poetry programming across Louisiana.
Read MoreBrandon V. Lewis Named Director of The Helis Foundation John Scott Center
Following a nationwide search, we are pleased to announce Brandon V. Lewis as the new director of The Helis Foundation John Scott Center.
Read MoreLooking Back at 2023
In 2023 alone the LEH reached nearly 2.1 million people across every region of our state. Learn more about our year by watching our 2023 wrap-up video.
Read MoreBright Lights 2024 Tickets Available Now
On Tuesday, April 23, the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities (LEH) and Lieutenant Governor of Louisiana Billy Nungesser will join forces for an annual celebration of the brightest lights in Louisiana humanities.
Read MoreRandy K. Haynie Named Chair of LEH Board of Directors
The Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities has named Randy K. Haynie as chair of the organization’s Board of Directors and welcomed M. Cleland Powell III to the board through a chair’s appointment.
Read MoreLEH Welcomes New Board Members from St. Tammany, Avoyelles Parishes
Two Louisiana residents will bring their expertise in education and Native American history and culture to the board of directors for the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities.
Read MoreConstitution Day Lecture: “Running in Circles? Race, Retrenchment, and Electoral Democracy“
In this Constitution Day lecture presented by the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities, legal scholar Wilfred Codrington III offers a critical analysis of American democracy.
Read MoreLEH Seeks New Board Members
LEH is seeking nominations of Louisiana residents interested in supporting educational innovation, explorations of history, and meaningful engagement with culture for its statewide Board of Directors.
Read MoreSummer Screenings at the Center
This July The Helis Foundation John Scott Center and the LEH will highlight recent Humanities Documentary Film of the Year award winners with Summer Screenings at the Center. Screenings will take place select Saturday afternoons in July at the center, and admission to the center and the screenings will be free.
Read MoreNational Endowment for the Humanities to Lead Grants Workshop at the LEH
Join NEH Senior Program Officer Peter Fristedt on April 26 at the LEH for an overview of the division’s public humanities grants. Fristedt will offer tips for applying and share information on NEH’s newest grant program, Public Impact Projects for Smaller Organizations.
Read MoreLEH President, Vice President of Public Programs Join National Boards
Two LEH leaders have been tapped for national association board of directors positions: President/Executive Director Miranda Restovic was elected to the 2023 Federation of State Humanities Councils Board of Directors, and Vice President of Public Programs Erin Greenwald, Ph.D., was elected to the American Historical Association’s governing council.
Read MoreFour New Board Members Join Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities
Four Louisiana residents representing diverse backgrounds in history, art, philosophy, and film have joined the LEH board of directors: Dr. Phebe Hayes, Dr. Nathan Ponder, Dr. Holly L. Wilson, and Wendell Riley, hailing from north, central, and south Louisiana.
Read MoreSubmit Nominations for LEH Board of Directors Now
We are currently seeking nominations of Louisiana residents interested in supporting educational innovation, explorations of history, and meaningful engagement with culture for our statewide Board of Directors.
Read MoreMark Constitution Day with LEH and Author Fatima Shaik
Join LEH for a Constitution Day lecture with author Fatima Shaik, winner of the 2022 Humanities Book of the Year.
Read MoreDisaster Preparedness for Cultural Organizations
Join the LEH and the Louisiana Association of Museums for a two-part workshop series on emergency planning and disaster response for cultural organizations. Workshops will take place April 6 and 7 and May 17 and 19.
Read MoreAmerican Historical Association Offers Discount to LEH Members for Annual Meeting, Held January 6–9
For the first time since 2013, the American Historical Association is holding its annual meeting in New Orleans. The AHA meeting is the world’s largest annual gathering of professional historians.
Read MoreJoshua Rothman in Conversation with Erin Greenwald
Join the LEH and 64 Parishes Editor-in-Chief Erin Greenwald for a conversation with historian Joshua Rothman on his new book “The Ledger and the Chain: How Domestic Slave Traders Shaped America.”
Read MoreBreaking Ground: A Conversation on French Colonial-Era Archaeological Sites in New Orleans
On March 11, archaeologist Ryan Gray and historian Erin Greenwald will discuss the state of colonial-era archaeology in New Orleans in a virtual lecture presented by LEH and the Midlo Center.
Read MoreLEH Accepting Nominations for Louisiana’s Next Poet Laureate
The Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities, authorized by the Governor and State of Louisiana, is seeking nominations for Louisiana’s next Poet Laureate.
Read MoreThis Year’s Gustave Blache III Scholarships Recipients
We are pleased to announce the winners of this year’s Gustave Blache III Art Scholarships: Cierra Johnson, recipient of the undergraduate scholarship, and Myron Solomon, recipient of the graduate scholarship.
Read MoreReflecting on History in the Wake of George Floyd’s Killing
At LEH, we believe the role of the public humanities is to both inform and promote critical analysis and conversations. The current protests in the wake of George Floyd’s death at the hands of police officers fit into a history of oppression—and challenges to oppression that predate…
Read MoreLEH Statement on the Coronavirus
The Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities (LEH) partners with communities, individuals, and organizations across the state to provide access to humanities-based educational programs and opportunities to Louisiana residents. As a direct provider and/or funder of public…
Read MoreMemories of Hurricane Harvey
The LEH has partnered with the University of Louisiana at Lafayette’s Guilbeau Center for Public History for a 12-parish oral history collection project focused on Hurricane Harvey’s impact on southwest Louisiana. ULL researchers will be set up in the 12 Louisiana parishes declared federal disaster zones following Hurricane…
Read MoreLEH Requests Nominations for New Board Members
LEH is seeking nominations for its Board of Directors. As the state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities, the LEH maintains a singular presence throughout Louisiana as the only private nonprofit dedicated to making an impact in the cultural and education…
Read MoreBright Lights Silent Auction Starts with Fine Dining
Destinations, artwork, and dining are all part of this year’s offerings.
Read MoreLEH Launches Disaster Preparedness Study
The research project will assess the role of a state humanities council in disaster preparedness, response, and recovery.
Read MoreLEH Receives Funding for Media and Democracy Project
The LEH will partner LSU and WWNO to produce a series of radio programs examining journalism’s response to political change.
Read MoreFeb. 1: Keep It 300! with Richard Campanella at Pythian Building
Join us for the Keep It 300! kick-off event.
Read MoreLEH Hosts NEH Acting Chairman Jon Parrish Peede on Dec. 12
Event reception is free and open to the public.
Read MoreDeadline for Humanities Awards Nominations is Dec. 15
The longstanding award honors Louisianians’ outstanding contributions to the humanities.
Read MoreHEAD START Hits Home
Students at PRIME TIME Head Start in Ouachita Parish excited to learn.
Read MorePurchase Your Copy of New Orleans & The World: 1718-2018 Tricentennial Anthology
The recently released anthology celebrates the 300th anniversary of the founding of New Orleans.
Read MoreLEH supports Louisiana Folklife Month in October
Louisiana’s third annual Folklife Month will recognize the rich diversity of Louisiana’s living traditions and bring attention to the individuals who sustain them.
Read More“Purchased Lives” in Thibodaux and New Roads
Purchased Lives is a traveling panel exhibition exploring the history of the domestic slave trade.
Read MorePRIME TIME and Shell make impact in five states
The six-year partnership extends its reach to communities across the Gulf South.
Read MoreLEH Salutes Patty Gay
The New Orleans preservation advocate announces her retirement after an accomplished career.
Read MoreGreat audiences for “Generations of Struggle” reading program in Natchitoches
LEH partners with two area libraries to host the 4-week summer reading program.
Read MoreRemembering Jim Montgomery, LEH board member and Pulitzer nominee
LEH is honored to receive the Jim Montgomery Memorial Grant.
Read More“Purchased Lives” in New Iberia through Aug. 28
Purchased Lives is a traveling panel exhibition exploring the history of the domestic slave trade.
Read MorePRIME TIME selected for quality assessment program
LEH’s acclaimed program will join 36 others in the third year of NOLA-YPQI.
Read MoreNew study shows impact of PRIME TIME on reading scores
The 2015-16 report shows that students who attended PRIME TIME outperformed their peers on two literacy assessments of students’ language and early reading and writing behaviors.
Read MoreKnowLouisiana.org takes home 2 Press Club awards
On July 8, the Press Club of New Orleans held its annual dinner to announce the winners of the 2017 Excellence in Journalism awards. Two KnowLouisiana.org digital projects took home 1st place prizes.
Read More#CreateLouisiana Launches New Documentary Film Grant
#CreateLouisiana announced a new slate of grant opportunities to support and empower Louisiana filmmakers.
Read MoreApply for Smithsonian Water/Ways Museum on Main Street
Smithsonian and LEH offer local communities a new way to explore the myriad ways water affects our lives.
Read MoreWomen’s Philanthropy Network awards grant to PRIME TIME
WPN is a giving circle of The Community Foundation of North Louisiana.
Read MoreSummer issue of LCV arrives this week with June 8 party
The summer 2017 issue of Louisiana Cultural Vistas focuses on the history of science in our state.
Read MorePRIME TIME Head Start prepares for summer openings in Ouachita Parish
PRIME TIME Head Start is gearing up for its summer openings at two sites in Ouachita Parish.
Read MoreJune 10: Underground Railroad in NW Louisiana at Bossier Parish Library
Purchased Lives is a traveling panel exhibition explores the history of the domestic slave trade.
Read MoreUnited Way of NW Louisiana funds PRIME TIME
UWNWLA awarded a $12,500 grant to PRIME TIME to support early childhood education programs in the region.
Read MoreJune 19: The Frame: A Louisiana Photography Podcast
The Frame is a bi-monthly series that showcases the work of Louisiana photographers.
Read MorePRIME TIME holds training with Humanities Washington
Humanities Washington has been a PRIME TIME affiliate partner since 2012.
Read MoreLEH’s Restovic named to Louisiana Folklife Commission
Louisiana Folklife Commission is mandated to advise the Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism.
Read MoreValentino Hotels offer summer discounts for LEH supporters
Take advantage of special hotel rates during the Summer Season!
Read MoreWomen’s Philanthropy Network Awards $36,250 to PRIME TIME for Early Childhood Education in Caddo
WPN is a giving circle of The Community Foundation of North Louisiana.
Read More“Purchased Lives” at Bossier Parish Library
Purchased Lives is a traveling panel exhibition exploring the history of the domestic slave trade.
Read MoreFreddi Williams Evans – Humanities Hero
Freddi Evans Williams writes children’s books that celebrate African American history.
Read MoreMay 11: New Orleans Public Library Hosts “Generations of Struggle”
“Generations of Struggle” is a four-week reading and discussion program.
Read MoreMay 19-20: Sugarmill Music Festival in Alexandria
The Sugarmill Music Festival brings chamber music to Rapides Parish for two days of performances and workshops.
Read MorePRIME TIME Reaches 5,000 Readers This Spring
PRIME TIME and Preschool programs reached 1,054 families, or approximately 5,000 individuals.
Read MoreCommunity Foundation of North Louisiana Awards PRIME TIME Grant
CFNLA awarded PRIME TIME Preschool programming $59,400 grant.
Read MoreCanine Companion Helps Kids With Reading
PRIME TIME program recently employed a reader of the canine kind.
Read More“Purchased Lives” at Jackson Parish Library
“Purchased Lives” traveling exhibition produced by HNOC.
Read MoreLEH Emergency Grants Still Available
The LEH has funds available for cultural organizations impacted by the August 2016 floods.
Read MoreLEH Grant Supports Hilliard Museum “Spiritual Journeys” Exhibition
Hilliard University Art Museum opened “Spiritual Journeys” Exhibition.
Read MoreBright Lights Awards Show Advocacy for the Humanities
Bright Lights was celebrated at Shaw Center for the Arts in Baton Rouge on April 13, 2017.
Read MoreApril 20 – Listen! The Frame: A Louisiana Photography Podcast
Series showcases on Louisiana photographers through free public events that are recorded and distributed as podcasts.
Read MoreKay LaFrance-Knight – Humanities Hero
Kay LaFrance-Knight serves as director of the Old Post Office Museum.
Read MoreLEH Sends Three Nominations to Governor for Poet Laureate
Louisiana is one step closer to naming its next poet laureate.
Read MoreNew Orleans Poetry Festival April 20-23
The 2nd Annual New Orleans Poetry Festival is supported in part by an LEH Rebirth Grant.
Read MoreDeBacher Speaks at Progressive Education Summit
Sarah DeBacher presented at the 2nd Annual Progressive Education Summit South.
Read MoreDr. Thomas Wartenberg Visits PRIME TIME
PRIME TIME hosted a daylong conversation with Dr. Thomas Wartenberg on March 24th.
Read More#CreateLouisiana announces six finalists for New French Culture Film Grants
Winner of the 2017 Create Louisiana French Culture Film Grant announced.
Read MoreLEH Calls for Support of National Endowment for the Humanities
Take Action. Support the state humanities councils. Save the NEH!
Read MoreReserve Your Tickets! Bright Lights in the Humanities Awards April 13
Academy Award Winner William Joyce is the LEH 2017 Humanist of the Year.
Read MoreSpring Louisiana Cultural Vistas
New issue of LCV celebrates the recipients of the 2017 Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities Awards.
Read MoreMarch 14 – Watch! LPB Airs Zachary Richard’s Attakapas
LPB airs Zachary Richard’s “Attakapas: The Cajun Story” March 14th.
Read MoreMarch 16 – Cecilia Vicuña: About to Happen
Contemporary Arts Center of New Orleans (CAC) hosts “Cecilia Vicuña: About to Happen.”
Read MoreMarch 20 – CreateLouisiana French Culture Film Grant Deadline Extended
2017 Create Louisiana French Culture Film Grant deadline extended to March 20.
Read MoreMarch 27 – LHC Hosts Authors Jeremy Alford and Tyler Bridges
New book tells the inside history of the 2015 Louisiana gubernatorial race.
Read MoreListen! The Frame: A Louisiana Photography Podcast
Series showcases on Louisiana photographers through free public events that are recorded and distributed as podcasts.
Read MorePRIME TIME Visits 81st Street Early Childhood Education Center
PRIME TIME and BHP Billiton at a PRIME TIME Preschool site in Caddo Parish.
Read More“Purchased Lives” at West Baton Rouge Library
“Purchased Lives” traveling exhibition produced by HNOC.
Read MorePRIME TIME Preschool Reaches Red River Parish
PRIME TIME Preschool will launch its first Red River Parish preschool program this spring.
Read MoreDr. Helen Taylor, Humanities Hero
The LEH staff is deeply appreciate her as our March Humanities Hero.
Read MoreSave the Date! Bright Lights in the Humanities Awards April 13
The LEH selected William Joyce as its 2017 Humanist of the Year.
Read MoreCatherine Kuhlman, Humanities Hero
The LEH congratulates and appreciates our February Humanities Hero of Covington, Louisiana.
Read MoreLEH Seeks Poet Laureate Nominations
The LEH is seeking nominations for Louisiana’s next Poet Laureate.
Read MorePRIME TIME Preschool Site Impacted by Tornado
Schaumburg Elementary in New Orleans East was heavily damaged by a tornado on February 7th.
Read MoreUnion Pacific Grants $20,000 to PRIME TIME
Union Pacific approvedgrant to the LEH for PRIME TIME family literacy programming.
Read MorePRIME TIME is Accepting Applications for a Program Assistant
PRIME TIME invites applications for a full time Program Assistant.
Read MoreFeb. 18: St. Francisville’s Writers and Readers Symposium
Louisiana Poet Laureate Peter Cooley read and discuss his poems and creative process.
Read MoreChristopher Cromwell Named New VP of Finance and Administration
The LEH welcomes Christopher Cromwell as Vice President of Finance and Administration.
Read MoreLEH Accepting Nominations for 2017-19 Poet Laureate
The LEH is seeking nominations for Louisiana’s next Poet Laureate.
Read MoreCreate Louisiana French Culture Film Grant Guidelines
Deadline is March 6 for films exploring Louisiana-French culture.
Read MoreWalton Family Foundation Supports LEH Coastal Initiative
Grant award from The Walton Family Foundation to support Louisiana’s coast.
Read MoreTodd Mouton, Humanities Hero
Todd Mouton is a writer, producer and non-profit executive for more than two decades
Read MoreGive to the LEH Annual Fund and Preserve the Humanities
Celebrate our shared humanity through our shared values and our common loves.
Read MoreBright Lights in the Humanities Awards Shaping Up for April 13
The 2017 Bright Lights Awards will be at the Shaw Center for the Arts in Baton Rouge.
Read MorePRIME TIME Announces Leadership for Ouachita Head Start
Stalanda Bradford Butcher has been named Head Start Director for Ouachita Parish.
Read MoreAmy Ricke Named LEH Human Resources Generalist
Amy Ricke has over nine years of HR experience working in many different business sectors.
Read MorePatty Palmer Joins the LEH as LCV Sales Director
LCV depends on our trusted advertising partners for support.
Read MoreFebruary 3 “Attakapas” at the Manship Theater in Baton Rouge
Zachary Richard will perform at the Manship Theater in the Shaw Center for the Arts.
Read MoreNominate for Humanities Awards
The LEH is now accepting public nominations for the 2017 Humanities Awards.
Read MoreDr. Nancy Dixon, Humanities Hero
Dr. Nancy Dixon is Professor of English at Dillard University.
Read MoreLouisiana Cultural Vistas Offers Discount for Holiday Gift Subscriptions
This season, through December 31, LCV offers a special discount of $15 each.
Read MorePRIME TIME Named Innovative Humanities Indicator
PRIME TIME featured in infographic for the Humanities Indicators.
Read MoreLEH Awards Strategic Partnership Grant for “Attakapas”
$5,000 Strategic Partnership Grant to support “Attakapas.”
Read MoreTricentennial book to chronicle New Orleans’ influence on the world
Landmark publication scheduled for release in fall 2017.
Read MoreLEH Attends National Humanities Conference in Salt Lake City
The Federation of State Humanities Councils convenes its annual conference with the theme “Humanities Partnerships.
Read MoreLEH Offers Emergency Grants to La. Cultural Organizations
The LEH announces 2016 Emergency Grants for organizations affected by the 2016 floods.
Read MorePRIME TIME Wins Federal Grant for Ouachita Parish Head Start
PRIME TIME, Inc. to be the Head Start grantee for Ouachita Parish.
Read MoreMaida Owens – October Humanities Hero
A spotlight on Maida Owens, one of LEH’s Board of Directors.
Read MoreVisit the LEH at the Louisiana Book Festival
The LEH support the 2016 Louisiana Book Festival in Baton Rouge.
Read MoreMuseum on Main Street’s “Hometown Teams” Opens in Long Leaf
“Hometown Teams” exhibition currently touring Louisiana with LEH support.
Read More“Restoration Roadshow” for Flood Damaged Items
“Restoration Roadshow” to provide the public with free consultations for flood-damaged belongings.
Read MoreU.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services Announces Selection
PRIME TIME, Inc. to be the Head Start grantee for Ouachita Parish.
Read MoreGlenda Erwin – Humanities Hero
A spotlight on Glenda Erwin, one of LEH’s Board of Directors.
Read MoreHometown Teams Closes Sept. 24 in Ruston
Museum on Main Street exhibition “Hometown Teams” is sponsored by the LEH and the Smithsonian Institute.
Read MoreLEH Seeks New VP of Education
LEH seeks an experienced professional to serve as Vice President of Education.
Read MoreLCV Fall 2016 Issue is Here!
New stories, columns, and videos from Louisiana on LCV Fall 2016 issue.
Read MoreStoryteller Jeannine Beekman – Humanities Hero
Professional storyteller captivated the audience.
Read MoreAugust 13 – “Hometown Teams” Hits Ruston
Lincoln Parish Library hosts “Hometown Teams” August 13 through September 24.
Read MoreSatchmo Summerfest Features LEH Pulitzer Initiative
The LEH and Satchmo Summerfest marked their second year of partnership.
Read MoreRosaMary Foundation Invests $15,000 in PRIME TIME
Since 1997, the RosaMary Foundation has been LEH’s steadfast supporter and friend.
Read MorePRIME TIME Wins United Way of Southeast Louisiana Grant
LEH won its first United Way of Southeast Louisiana grant.
Read MorePRIME TIME Produces Record Number of Programs in La.
PRIME TIME will implement 30 programs focusing on civic education in fall 2016.
Read MoreEntergy Corporation Wins Civic 50 Award
Entergy Corporation has been named to “The Civic 50” in 2016, as one of the nation’s most community-minded volunteer programs.
Read MoreLt. Gov. Nungesser Hosts “Hometown Teams” Opening in Natchitoches
Lieutenant Governor joined supporters to kick off “Hometown Teams” in Natchitoches.
Read More“Humanities Hero” Willie Mount Receives Honorary McNeese Doctorate
LEH board member received an honorary doctorate from McNeese University.
Read MoreLiz Ary and Sharonda Williams Join LEH Board of Directors
The LEH welcomes two new members to its Board of Directors.
Read MorePRIME TIME Wins $50,000 from Beaird Family Foundation for Caddo Parish
Beaird Family Foundation’s fifth year of support for the LEH’s PRIME TIME programs.
Read MoreLast Days to Catch Hometown Teams in Homer – Next Up: Natchitoches!
Exhibition continues at the Claiborne Parish Library in Homer until June 18.
Read MoreThe LEH Sponsors Prison Symposium at Angola
A daylong symposium hosted on the grounds of Angola Penitentiary.
Read MoreTHNOC and LEH Partner for “Purchased Lives” Traveling Exhibit
A traveling panel exhibition explores the history of the domestic slave trade.
Read MoreW.K. Kellogg Funds Full Circle: Engaging Kids, Parents & Teachers
PRIME TIME implement a comprehensive initiative to engage kids, parents and educators in the pursuit of academic success.
Read MoreMay 13: “Museum on Main Street” Pitches in Homer
The Smithsonian’s Museum on Main Street honors the legendary Homer High School Pelicans.
Read MorePRIME TIME and the NEH Present A More Perfect Union
Judge Paulette Irons advocates for the power of civic education for American families.
Read MoreApril 14: Meet Peter Cooley, Louisiana Poet Laureate
April is National Poetry Month — read on to learn where Louisiana’s poets will perform.
Read More2016 Humanist Zachary Richard Emboldens Humanities at Bright Lights
The Bright Lights Awards Ceremony was a rousing success! See photos from the event!
Read MoreJoin Donna Edwards and Billy Nungesser at 2016 Bright Lights
Bright Lights Awards Dinner will be held at the Marigny Opera House.
Read More“Hometown Teams” Kicks Off in Winnsboro on March 19
The Old Post Office Museum kicks off the Louisiana tour of “Hometown Teams,” a Museum on Main Street exhibition.
Read MoreVisit New Exhibition Space for LSU Museum’s Permanent Collection
On March 4, the LSU Museum of Art in Baton Rouge unveiled the reinstallation of its enhanced permanent collection.
Read MoreWatch! Florida Humanities Releases New PRIME TIME Video
PRIME TIME affiliates offer new visions in their own states.
Read MoreMarch 31, “Latino Americans in Lafayette” Film Screening and Discussion
LEH hosts lively interchange and oral histories from Lafayette’s Latino community.
Read MoreCall for Nominations for 2016 Humanities Awards
Annual awards recognize outstanding contributions to the humanities.
Read MoreLEH Wins Pulitzer Centennial Campfires Initiative Grant
Funding will support Louisiana writers and festivals.
Read More#CreateLouisiana Winner Announced
Inaugural $50,000 filmmaker prize awarded to “Plaquemines.”
Read MoreLEH Receives $10,000 “Latino Americans” Grant
Council will partner with organizations in Lafayette for yearlong events.
Read MoreLEH Partners with New Orleans Film Society, Create Louisiana for $50K Filmmakers Grant
Applications open August 2015 for new grant.
Read MoreLouisiana Teachers! Attend 2015 Tennessee WIlliams/New Orleans Literary Festival
Travel stipends and scholarships available for festival in the French Quarter.
Read MoreLEH’s Light Up for Literacy Campaign Continues
Earrings benefit literacy efforts across Louisiana.
Read MoreLEH Announces New Leadership
Miranda Restovic named first female director in council’s 44-year history.
Read MoreHumanities Books for the Holidays
Looking for the perfect book for a friend or family member who loves Louisiana?
Read MorePRIME TIME and BHP Billiton Partner to Improve Preschool Education in Louisiana
LEH and BHP-Billiton announce $540,000 partnership to support innovative PRIME TIME Preschool program.
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