The Journey continues.

Journalist and author Lee Shippey said, “The right book at the right time, may mean more in a person’s life than anything else.”

The South Dakota Humanities Council has opened a second round of grant funding to assist South Dakota cultural organizations struggling to maintain operations during the coronavirus pandemic.

The South Dakota Humanities Council, in cooperation with longtime SDHC scholar Lawrence Diggs, has developed a weekly discussion program to address civic unrest and racial bias in the wake of the George Floyd incident in Minneapolis.

The statewide South Dakota Humanities Council has awarded $99,568 to cultural organizations struggling to maintain operations during the coronavirus pandemic.

The South Dakota Humanities Council is sponsoring a storytelling contest for veterans that will culminate with an awards ceremony at the South Dakota Festival of Books Oct. 2-4 in Brookings.

We previously announced our pivot to virtual book club discussions; now, our Speakers Bureau events will be held online as well.

When we look to cure our physical ailments, we turn to science — especially now, when a vaccine is needed to stem a pandemic.

The South Dakota Humanities Council recently approved 10 grants to support humanities-based research and discussion programs in South Dakota.

The South Dakota Humanities Council has long been a resource for cultural institutions, readers, writers, aspiring humanities scholars — people who are dedicated to exploring the human adventure in our state.