Recent Grant Awards
Humanities Nebraska offers grants to nonprofit organizations in support of projects related to the humanities including history, literature, languages, jurisprudence, philosophy, comparative religion, ethics, and the history, theory and criticism of the arts. Applicants must have non-profit status according to the State of Nebraska and the IRS, and must provide proof of 501(c)(3) or other 501(c) status. (State, county, or local government entities, including schools, are exempt from this requirement.)
| Organization | City | Amount | Project |
| Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts | Omaha | $1,500 | Art history lecture for “Synchronicities” exhibition |
| Butler County Historical Society | David City | $2,000 | Series of four history programs |
| Kearney Area Community Foundation | Kearney | $1,800 | Kearney Area Storytelling Festival |
| Miller Center for Interreligious Learning & Leadership at Hebrew College | Newton, MA | $2,000 | Discussion guide to accompany the documentary film Abraham’s Bridge |
| Nebraska Poetry Society | Omaha | $1,050 | Spring series of six virtual poetry workshops |
| Norfolk Public Library | Norfolk | $2,000 | School assemblies and in-school and public writing workshops with an author |
| Omaha Performing Arts | Omaha | $1,750 | Virtual cooking-and-cultural-conversation program |
| Partners for Livable Omaha | Omaha | $2,000 | Exhibition and lecture on housing solutions |
| Social Action Committee of Unitarian Church | Lincoln | $1,900 | Series of four virtual lectures on “Envisioning a Resilient Future” |
