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Feb. 24 – #CreateLouisiana Film Premier in New Orleans
Film set to premier at New Orleans French Film Festival.
Read MoreLEH Announces 2018 Humanities Awards
The Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities (LEH), in partnership with Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser, has selected culinary giant and civil rights icon Leah Chase as its 2018 Humanist of the Year. The award is given annually by the state’s humanities council as part…
Read MoreKeep It 300! Applications Due Jan. 31
Non-profit organizations are encouraged to apply for programmatic grants.
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 MoreNEH supports PRIME TIME Preschool
Two national partners receive matching grants totaling $150,000.
Read MoreFeb. 1: Keep It 300! with Richard Campanella at Pythian Building
Join us for the Keep It 300! kick-off event.
Read More“Purchased Lives” in Lake Charles
Purchased Lives is a traveling panel exhibition exploring the history of the domestic slave trade.
Read MoreLouisiana Cultural Vistas Names 2018 Contributing Editors
LCV announces the appointment of three contributing editors for this year’s publications.
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