Yoko Ikeda shares her experience with Bridging Oregon, a monthly conversation series that explores the idea that we're divided as a state and asks how we can come together to create stronger, more resilient communities.
The Oregon Community Foundation and Oregon Humanities are instituting a significant new fellowship program for emerging to midcareer Oregon-based artists. Beginning in 2019, OCF and OH will work together to award four Fields Artist Fellows $100,000 each over a two-year period.
Join us for a conversation with Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Eli Saslow that will help us understand the culture that gave rise to white nationalism and how its hate-driven ideology has entered the mainstream.
Bridging Oregon is a conversation series that explores the idea that we're divided as a state and asks how we can come together to create stronger, more resilient communities
Once each year, Oregon Humanities’ volunteer board of directors awards Public Program Grants between $1,000 and $10,000 in support of programs across Oregon that get people together to think and talk about challenging issues and ideas.
Resources and customizable program formats for organizations looking to explore challenging questions and foster connections between people in their organization or community