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The humanities belong at the center of climate change policies and decisions. Together, we must imagine, evaluate, and choose the most ethical pathways for our hometowns and our state. The stories and wisdom generated through public engagement with the humanities offer essential data as we calculate risks and develop mitigation strategies. We need more opportunities to talk about what may be lost, what must be saved, and how our lives will change in response to climate change.
Applicant organizations must:
See the Grant Guidelines document linked above for more information on eligibility.
April 23, 2024: Applicant Webinars
May 31, 2024: Applications Due
September 27, 2024: Award Notification
in vital conversations about making a free and equitable society in the Commonwealth.
the status quo and shed light on untold histories of individuals and communities.
new ideas about the importance of storytelling and connect with your neighbors about current issues.
exhibits, oral histories, teaching materials, documentary films, community programs, and more.
Mass Humanities hosts periodic webinars and workshops to support you and set the stage for a successful funded project.
Mass Humanities
66 Bridge Street,
Northampton, MA 01060
Mass Humanities
66 Bridge Street,
Northampton, MA 01060