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Featured Chautauqua Scholar: Dianne Moran
Each month, we introduce you to one of the chautauqua scholars and characters who will be featured during our upcoming summer tour of the state. This month, get acquainted with Dianne Moran, who will portray Indian captive Olive Ann Oatman.
Humanities Journeys Through Time
In collaboration with the Smithsonian Institute's Museums on Main Streets exhibits, Ohio Humanities brought Journey Stories to Ohio beginning in 2013.
Deadline Cultural and Heritage Tourism Grants
Ohio Humanities supports projects that apply the insights of the humanities to place-making activities. Designed to explore history, highlight culture, and foster appreciation of local assets, these projects often result in increased visitation.
OHC is Now Hiring for a Program Officer Position
Full-time position for statewide grant-maker located in Columbus, Ohio. Duties include representing organization to potential applicants, reviewing proposals, grants management. Additional responsibilities include developing and managing projects.
Humanities Spotlight: Ohio Women and the Civil War
Ohio Humanities Speakers Bureau is one of our most popular programs and our speakers have traveled to every county in Ohio to present fascinating topics for organizations seeking quality programming. These programs are affordable and easy to arrange.
2014 Oral History Institute at Kenyon College
Are you planning an oral history project or just considering it, you should apply to attend this year’s Oral History Institute, June 3-5 on the beautiful campus of Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio. The program trains participants in planning and conducting successful oral history projects.
Vision and Values
The humanities are central to creating and sustaining vibrant communities. They guide us in defining our individual beliefs, values, and aspirations. They help us to understand and engage diverse cultures. They support us in envisioning and building innovative economic opportunities and relationships. They allow us to interpret our past and imagine our future.
Mission
The Ohio Humanities Council serves as an advocate for the public humanities in Ohio. We promote the humanities through public programs, grants, and community projects with the goal of helping individuals and communities explore, share, and be inspired by the human experience.