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What's New

• 7.08

  Humanities Texas Awards nomination deadline extended

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• 7.08

  Board nominations due September 5

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• 6.08

  Summer institutes

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• 6.08

  Summer reading for students

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• 6.08

  Juneteenth

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• 5.08

  Summer reading

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• 4.08

  Picturing America

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Funded projects

Over the past thirty years, Humanities Texas has awarded more than 2,000 grants to nonprofit organizations developing public programs grounded in the study of history, literature, philosophy, and other humanities disciplines.

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