AHC Public Program Mini-Grants

From Arkansas Humanities Council

The mission of the Arkansas Humanities Council is to promote understanding, appreciation, and use of the humanities in Arkansas. The council emphasizes the importance of humanities in reflecting diverse heritage, traditions, and history, alongside the relevance of humanities in current national conditions.

Type of Support

Overview

The Arkansas Humanities Council supports humanities-based projects that bring Arkansans closer to their heritage, each other, and the broader scope of human experiences and knowledge. Its funding efforts target innovative activities that can include lectures, workshops, conferences, guided tours, film series, webinars, and other creative formats designed to facilitate interaction between humanities scholars and the public. These projects should aim to connect communities to their past and each other while emphasizing the diverse and shared aspects of the humanities in Arkansas.

Eligibility

Organization's Location
USA
Program Location
AR
Organization Type
Other
  • Located in Arkansas
  • Projects in the humanities
  • Includes public programs, lecture series, discussions, exhibits, publications, podcasts, film documentaries, and historical projects

Ineligibility

Individuals
Applicants without an approved Application for Qualification on file
Programs advocating a specific social, religious, or political point of view
Projects primarily promoting an organization
Fundraising activities
Construction, preservation, or renovation projects
International travel or attendance at professional meetings
Creative or performing arts projects without humanities interpretation
Entertainment or receptions
Scholarly conferences lacking public outreach
Academic courses or programs
STEM projects
Distribution of gifts, t-shirts, cash prizes, or awards
Meal provisions for staff, guests, presenters, schools, or the public
Meal or food demonstration ingredients
Rent for spaces owned/operated by the applicant organization
Salaries, honoraria, or fringe benefits for federal/state agency staff
Grants to individuals
Grant writer fees and salaries
Fiscal agent fees or salaries
Restoration or conservation projects
Fellowships or scholarships
Non-economy or extensive travel
For-profit activities or events.
up to 3k

Submission

Schedule
Step 1: Letter of Inquiry
Application deadlines
Nov 30
Apr 30, 2025
Step 2: Full proposal (check website)