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    "The healthiest communities are those that are built around active libraries, museums, and other cultural centers, that have a strong sense of their own history and identity, that have good quality schools, along with mechanisms for involving their residents in the process of solving problems and planning for the future. Supporting these kinds of communities is what the state humanities councils are all about." - Esther Mackintosh, FSHC President, at a White House briefing
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Making an Impact

As the state’s premier supporter and promoter of the humanities, RICH’s innovative programs invigorate & enrich all of our lives. Reaching out to a broadly-based and diverse audience, RICH recognizes that the complex stories of ‘ordinary’ Rhode Islanders deserve a prominent place in our state’s long and distinguished history.
Judy Barrett Litoff, Ph.D.Individual Researcher, Bryant University

Featured Programs

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PROGRAM: Road Scholars

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State Humanities Council News

Statement on President’s FY 2019 Budget Proposal

February 14, 2018

Councils Kick Off Democracy and the Informed Citizen Programs in 2018

February 7, 2018

INVITATION: The 2018 Congressional Reception

January 31, 2018