The Delaware Humanities Forum (DHF) promotes the humanities by providing an assortment of resources to the people of Delaware. Our programs, which include grants to nonprofit organizations, educational outreach and special projects, are designed to bring the public together with humanities specialists. Our network links cultural, educational and civic institutions statewide, and focuses on issues of public interest and concern. Ultimately, our goal is to help our residents to learn about life and work by connecting them with other people, cultures and ideas.
To learn more about our programs, visit the What We Do section of this website. |
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- All DHF newsletters are now permanently archived. Catch up on what we have been doing by clicking here. In May, we discussed traditional graduation attire, the psychology of "free," and May Day, and in previous months we discussed jazz, poetry, teachers, cadavers (yes, you read that correctly), suffrage, black history, and DHF's 2010 programs.
- The next group of grant recipients of 2010 will be announced after June 30th. Click here to see what programs have already been funded by DHF in 2010.
- The Delaware Industrial History Initiative (DIHI) is under way. The goal of DIHI is to document--digitally--Delawareans' experiences with industrialization and industrial decline.
Grants have been awarded and DIHI grantees' rich and diverse programming will be up and running by March 31, 2011.
For more DHF and DHF-sponsored events, click here. |
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Through your generous support, the Forum offers nearly all of its programs free-of-charge to the citizens of Delaware.
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OR, donate now by mail. Make your check payable to "Delaware Humanities Forum" and mail to the address at the bottom of this page. |
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| Use the list of links below to access details of the DHF Grants Program.
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