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The SHARP funds have given us the grace needed for a better-prepared future, not just immediate need.
–Jennifer Martinez, Executive Director of the Altama Museum of Art and History
In December 2021, Georgia Humanities awarded more than $1.03 million in Sustaining the Humanities through the American Rescue Plan (SHARP) grants to 78 museums, libraries, historical societies, higher education institutions, and other cultural organizations around the state. SHARP funds made it possible for recipients to deliver programs, sustain operations, and build capacity to recover from the effects of the pandemic, and they helped save 184 jobs.
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The “forever” of Flannery O’Connor
The art of Georgia writer Flannery O’Connor lies in her ability to condense the heaviest of thoughts about life and purpose into the commonplace of stories.
SHARP Grant Spotlight: Thiokol Memorial Museum
A new museum is preserving and sharing stories of survival.
Ten Things You Didn’t Know About Jimmy Carter
Explore 10 lesser-known facts about the extraordinary life of our longest-living former president, based on Kaye Minchew’s “Jimmy Carter: Citizen of the South.”
