Deeply looking forward to this next month—a conversation about fear, belonging, and the natural world, with Oregon Humanities at Pendleton Arts. And it’s free! oregonhumanities.org/programs/consi…

This month on The Detour, we talk with Eliot Feenstra about the hopes that drew him from Chicago, Illinois to Oregon's Illinois Valley—and how those hopes play into the work he does as a theater artist, teacher, and organizer in Takilma + across the state: oregonhumanities.org/rll/podcast/ep…

Join us on Sat., April 6, from 1pm - 3pm PST to honor #MinoruYasui ! Hosted by the Minoru Yasui Legacy Project and @jamopdx with special thanks to the University of Oregon @oregon_law for their generous support in providing the venue. Register now:

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Oregon Humanities I've listened in on two of your live 'Consider This' sessions. Both of the speakers, Eli Saslow and Father Greg Boyle, have articulated so many of my own thoughts, often in nearly identical words. It's uncanny and also refreshing! Thanks for this series!

Tonight! We hope you'll join us for this conversation on how cities across the US are dealing with crises of addiction, homelessness, and mental health—and what we can learn from the stories we tell about these crises.

Livestream begins at 7 p.m. PDT. oregonhumanities.org/programs/consi…

This Wednesday! Join us for our conversation with The New York Times journalist Eli Saslow. Tickets available here: oregonhumanities.org/programs/consi…

If you haven't checked out our Spring Humanity in Perspective course yet, what are you waiting for?

Learn how you can earn up to twelve transferable undergraduate credits by participating in HIP courses. Sign up by April 1.

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New York Times journalist Eli Saslow joins us April 3 to talk about how cities across the US are dealing with crises of addiction, homelessness, and mental health. oregonhumanities.org/programs/consi…

How did the Founding Generation respond? They invested in local news. They built out the post office. They made sure folks had access to information.

We can and should do the same.
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Don't miss this special poetry reading, featuring a couple of our favorite poets, February 13 at 6 PM Pacific Time. Free, but you need to register ahead for Zoom credentials. #writingcommunity #amwriting Literary Arts Oregon Humanities Ruby Hansen Murray 𐓸𐓶𐓵𐓘͘ 𐓨𐓣͘𐓲𐓟𐓸𐓟 @daylejea

Join Oregon Humanities for a conversation about community, belonging, and ending violence with Father Greg Boyle, founder of Homeboy Industries, a gang intervention, rehab, and reentry program based in Los Angeles.
CONSIDER THIS
3/13 | 7pm
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NEH awards $33.8 million in new grants to support 260 #humanities projects across the country.

Includes funding for small museums, conservation science, #highered initiatives, digital tools, scholarly research, and humanities infrastructure. tinyurl.com/mry5wjxh

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Oregon Humanities is looking for people who want to facilitate conversations that get people talking, listening, and connecting. Join us this Friday, Jan. 4, for an info session on becoming a Conversation Project leader.

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'There’s such vulnerability demanded from the partner families, and it unnerves me how agencies or individuals can be given a power over those with less resources.'

Melissent Zumwalt explores the bureaucracy of housing, in today's Beyond the Margins.
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