Join two journalists with many years of experience reporting from the Middle East on the challenges of making audiences care about people and places that they can safely ignore.
Join three Pulitzer Prize-finalist journalists for a conversation about the state of journalism, democracy, and justice at the Alberta Rose Theatre on January 23, 2019.
Applications to participate in Bridging Oregon are now open to people who live in and around the Columbia River Gorge. Apply by March 10 and join others in a conversation series about important topics for your community.
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.
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