Lithia Springs National History Day Teacher Selected for Silent Heroes Research Program LITHIA SPRINGS—Stephanie Carr, AP US History and AP American Government teacher at Lithia Springs High [...]

Interview with Stephanie Carr, National History Day Georgia Educator Selected for Researching Silent Heroes Program Stephanie Carr, AP US History and AP American Government teacher at Lithia [...]

Meet Our New Program Coordinator: Caroline Hugh Georgia Humanities is thrilled to welcome Caroline Hugh, our new program coordinator. Born and raised in Metro Atlanta, Caroline is excited to be [...]

Georgia Humanities Announces Host Sites for Smithsonian’s Voices and Votes: Democracy in America Exhibition Traveling exhibition to visit six Georgia communities in 2026–2027  ATLANTA—Georgia [...]

National History Day Georgia Students Excel at National Contest Georgia Humanities Celebrates Student Achievement and Calls for Support for Humanities Education ATLANTA—At a time when civic [...]

The 2025 Spring grant cycle received 31 applications requesting $73,400. The Grants Committee awarded a total of $29,750 to 12 Georgia educational and cultural organizations, 25% of which have [...]

Dear Friends and Supporters, Earlier this week, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) proposed drastic reductions to the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) budget, along with [...]

NEH Funding Cuts Jeopardize Cultural and Educational Programming in Georgia Atlanta (April 3, 2025)— Earlier this week, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) proposed drastic reductions [...]

Georgia Humanities Welcomes Former U.S. Poet Laureate Joy Harjo for “Ocmulgee Rising” Event in Macon Free public program to be held April 24, 2025, as part of Being Human Festival […]

Meet Our New Director of Development: Jen Welborn If you’ve recently attended one of our meetings or events, you may have already met Jen Welborn, Georgia Humanities’ new director of [...]