Struggle for Education
George Washington Carver National Monument 5646 Carver Road, Diamond, MissouriA ranger-led program on the challenges George W. Carver and other African Americans faced pursuing an education after the Civil War.
Free
Meet the team striving to create a vibrant Missouri where the humanities are accessible to all.
Over 50 years dedicated to helping Missourians explore the people, places, and ideas that shape our society.
The study of how people connect to the human experience through history, culture, and traditions.
50 Years of Missouri Humanities
A legacy of leadership and grantmaking. Read the magazine!
In-person community or statewide events, festivals, and symposiums.
Major grants, mini grants, and grant guidelines.
Programs, workshops, and anthologies promoting veteran stories.
Small Town Showcase and workshops for communities.
Center for the Book and reading programs.
Check our videos, podcasts, and TV.
Missouri Marvels
Missouri Marvels considers our state’s role in the intricate relationship between discovery, innovation, and the human experience.
Missouri Speakers Bureau
Learn more about how to schedule a speaker for an event or occasion in your city!
Native Americans & Missouri
Missouri Humanities strives to implement and support initiatives that highlight Native stories and voices.
