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Harold Washington: Roots, Branches, and Bridges Across Illinois

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2025 General Operating Grants Webinar

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The Declaration of Independence: A Readthrough by Illinois Humanities

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Confluences Conference: Conclusion and Farewell

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John Shoptaw: “‘Blues Haiku’ and ‘Wahite’: Poetry and Place”

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“Charles Dickens’ Cairo, IL: A Prophetic Confluence of Past, Present, and ‘A Christmas Carol’”

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Darrel Dexter: “Famous Visitors to Cairo, Illinois”

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Betsy Brown & Laura Varner: “Southern Illinois Civil War Stories: Three Women’s Perspectives”

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Richard Kuenneke: “A Gathering of Stories: The Mound City National Cemetery”

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“Reporting on Rural America at the Confluence”

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Don Patton: “From Past to Future: Utilizing Preservation to Ignite Community Renewal in Cairo, IL”

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Gregory Hansen: “Heritage Sites and Heritage Studies at Arkansas State University”

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Marcella Woodson: “Cairo at the Confluence: Merging Waters of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers”

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Robert Swenson: “Three Confluences: The Four-Rivers Reach of the Lower Ohio River”

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Confluences Conference: Welcome and Introductions

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Watching the World (or) Where Do Poems Come From? with Nora Brooks Blakely

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Poems about Heroes with Lucy Biederman

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Envisioning Justice Grant Writing Workshop

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Illinois Humanities Activate History and Project Grants Webinar

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Behind the Scenes by Gwendolyn Brooks

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Boy Breaking Glass by Gwendolyn Brooks

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Masks of Joy by Lorenzo Cavour

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Special by Essence Dean

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A Song in the Front Yard by Gwendolyn Brooks

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The Life of Definement by Isabella Castaneda

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Vern by Gwendolyn Brooks

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Social Media Management Webinar

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Poem Submission Portal How To

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A message from Gabrielle Lyon, Executive Director

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2024 Envisioning Justice Statewide Convening: Women and Mass Incarceration

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Interview with Benita Phipps, owner of vintage store A Lotta Good Stuff

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Chicago Style: People on the Street

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Chicago Style Documentary

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Momentum by Ayana Contreras

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This is Illinois Humanities 2024

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Data 101: Data is Your Friend!

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Inside & Out: The Humanities and Mass Incarceration

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Webinar: Illinois Humanities Vision, Action, and Multiplier Grants

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Paint a Picture with Words with Samara Elán Huggins

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Become a Master of Metaphor (and simile) with Aanika Pfister

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Telling a Story with Your Poem with Helene Achanzar

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Growing Up Poor: A Documentary Film Screening & Community Discussion

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A message from Gabrielle Lyon, Executive Director

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Road Scholars at 25!

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2023 NEA Big Read: Reconsidering the "American Dream" Kick Off

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About Odyssey from Odyssey Alumni

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"Small Illuminations" by Tara Betts

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History is Happening: COVID-19 Report Walk-through

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Congratulations to our 2023 Public Humanities Awards Honors

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This is Illinois Humanities 2023

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History is Happening: The State of the Humanities in Illinois During COVID-19 Report Release

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Illinois Humanities Virtual Open House 2023

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Beginnings: Indigenous Stories at the Field Museum

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Laura Sievert-Hesseltine, Illinois Humanities Road Scholar Speaker

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Erika Holst, Illinois Humanities Road Scholar Speaker