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Reflecting on Place
Reflecting on Place Caitlin Yager, Program Director, Missouri Humanities With 6+ years of working for Missouri Humanities under my belt, I firmly believe my greatest
Shakespeare in the Streets: Bevo Mill
Shakespeare in the Streets: Bevo Mill St. Louis Shakespeare Festival shares stories from the city’s vital immigrant portal By Tori Rezek | Aug. 19, 2022
Tennessee Williams: A St. Louis success story to inspire Generation Z
Tennessee Williams: A St. Louis success story to inspire Generation Z Written by Lizi Watt, TWStL Managing Director Poster image by Peter Shank When Tennessee
First Train – First Disaster
First Train – First Disaster Submitted by: Gary Leabman, Museum Founder, City of Hermann Caboose Museum The year was 1855. The railroad industry was in its infancy,
Small Town Gems Hidden In Plain Sight
Small Town Gems Hidden In Plain Sight By Trish Erzfeld, MH Board Member If you find a diamond in the fields of Arkansas it is
Global Ties
Global Ties Written by Courtney Brooks, Executive Director Global Ties KC International exchange and global perspectives are a critical component of the humanities. In the
Architecture and Acrobats
Architecture and Acrobats By Jessica Hentoff, Artistic/Executive Director, Circus Harmony Circus Harmony is a non-profit social circus organization that uses circus arts to motivate social
Isaac Johnson; Slave to Soldier
Isaac Johnson; Slave to Soldier Written by George Pettigrew I never got to see him or him to see me. He was my great grandfather,
Teaching the Humanities: The Benefits of Studying Human Society
Teaching the Humanities: The Benefits of Studying Human Society By Petra DeWitt, Board Member, Missouri Humanities At a time when it seems that public education