... they did it rather than just read it.â McMillan said the event was possible because of a grant from the Arkansas Humanities Council. â We have been doing this for 11 years,â she said. â The students will remember this more than anything ...

... knowledge as well as my lack of information regarding it.â Edwards applied and has now received a grant from the Arkansas Humanities Council for about $1,000 allowing her to develop a black history unit at the school. The first thing that has been ...

... the area. In addition, the exhibit will chronicle the first and second generation descendants of these two women. The public is welcome to attend the opening ceremony. The exhibit was partially funded by the Arkansas Humanities Council.

... to Arkansas and became two of the first black pioneers in the area. The exhibit was partially funded by the Arkansas Humanities Council. A number of volunteers also helped. According to the exhibit, about 14 years after Emancipation, the two ...

... Center and the UALR Archives and Special Collections, the 72,000-square-foot building is home to the Arkansas Humanities Council, the Encyclopedia of Arkansas History & Culture, the UALR Urban Policy Forum, the Bill Clinton State Government ...

... to the Hopi people. This program has been made possible by the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Arkansas Humanities Council, and the University of Central Arkansas Foundation. - Advertisement - For more information on this program ...

... curriculum, Jordan, along with sixth-grade teachers Natalie Lea and Kelli Gordon, applied for a grant from the Arkansas Humanities Council and received $2,984 to purchase materials to teach a civil rights unit. "We have noticed a real gap in ...

... This really is living history what these kids are watching today." With the help of a grant from the Arkansas Humanities Council, the Carl Stuart students, along with the expertise of the Early Arkansas Reenactors Association, have been ...

... who will be available for questions and discussion. Funding for "The Buffalo Flows" was provided by the Arkansas Humanities Council, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism, the Arkansas Natural ...

... and school textbooks all over the world. Nesbitt's presentations are being funded through a grant from the Arkansas Humanities Council. For more information, you may contact Tracy McAllister, media specialist, at 679-3334.