Have you always wanted to record your memories onto paper so your family can cherish your stories for years to come? This workshop provides writing prompts which encourage participants to pen their life memories through sensory detail. Creative writing has many benefits aside from preserving valuable memories. It helps sharpen the mind and provides a therapeutic outlet for emotions. For the workshop, please have access to a notebook and pen or a Word program on your computer. All ages of adults are welcome to attend. 

Scholar: Molly Barari

Sponsored by: Edith B. Siegrist Vermillion Public Library

For more information, contact: Kaia Brose

Join us at the library on Monday, June 2 at 6:30 PM for a discussion about The Cost of Free Land led by Dr. Jamie Sullivan. Limited copies of Clarren’s book are available for checkout at the library and through the Libby App!

Scholar: Jamie Sullivan 

Sponsored by: The Yankton Community Library

For more information, contact: Kelly O’Dea  kodea@cityofyankton.org

Have you always wanted to record your memories onto paper so your family can cherish your stories for years to come? This workshop provides writing prompts which encourage participants to pen their life memories through sensory detail. Creative writing has many benefits aside from preserving valuable memories. It helps sharpen the mind and provides a therapeutic outlet for emotions. For the workshop, please have access to a notebook and pen or a Word program on your computer. All ages of adults are welcome to attend. 

Scholar: Molly Barari

Sponsored by: Mitchell Public Library

For more information, contact: Max Velasquez

Researching the trail from Sioux City to Sioux Falls.

Scholar: Russ Swanson

Sponsored by: Siouxland Libraries – Ronning Branch

For more information, contact: Joe Wilfahrt  <joe.wilfahrt@siouxfalls.gov>

Have you always wanted to record your memories onto paper so your family can cherish your stories for years to come? This workshop provides writing prompts which encourage participants to pen their life memories through sensory detail. Creative writing has many benefits aside from preserving valuable memories. It helps sharpen the mind and provides a therapeutic outlet for emotions. For the workshop, please have access to a notebook and pen or a Word program on your computer. All ages of adults are welcome to attend. 

Scholar: Molly Barari

Sponsored by: Huron Public Library

For more information, contact: Angela Bailey <librarydirector@libraryhuronsd.com>

Note: This event takes place at 11:00 am MT.

This event welcomes Annette Saunooke Clapsaddle, award-winning author and enrolled citizen of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians.  She will read selections from her work and answer questions from the audience. Her debut novel, Even As We Breathe, is the first published novel by an enrolled member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. Set in the mountains of Western North Carolina during World War II, the story follows 19-year-old Cowney Sequoyah, a young Cherokee man navigating complex issues of identity, family, and freedom. The book has received widespread praise for its lyrical storytelling, historical depth, and powerful themes of resilience and belonging.  Attendees will be entered into a drawing to win a free copy of Even As We Breathe and other bookish goodies!

Join Zoom Meeting here:
https://olc-edu.zoom.us/j/94204079055
Meeting ID:  942 0407 9055

Scholar:  Annette Saunooke Clapsaddle

Sponsored by:  Oglala Lakota College – Humanities & Social Science Department

For more information, contact:  Whitnee Coy <wcoy@olc.edu>

Heirlooms: Creative Life Story Writing was developed by Molly Barari, EdD, South Dakota Humanities Scholar. These interactive workshops help attendees develop skills for life story, obituary, and ancestor story writing. Throughout these workshops, participants of all ages and skill levels have the opportunity to write and share, as well as give and receive feedback. Participants are encouraged to attend multiple workshops, as each one features unique activities designed to enhance writing and reflection skills. Participants will leave with a myriad of ideas and strategies for how to craft their life stories and honor their heritage.

Scholar: Molly Barari

Sponsored by: Brookings Activity Center

For more information, contact: Angi Strohfus <astrohfus@cityofbrookings-sd.gov>

Writing Participants engage in an interactive learning workshop that uses writing to explore mental and emotional maturity in aging. Participants also learn how writing
can promote mental and emotional growth. The goal is to help participants experience greater life satisfaction by learning about positive changes that occur with advancing age, as well as teach strategies to bring about these positive changes in oneself.

Scholar: Molly Barari

Sponsored by: Lemmon Public Library

For more information, contact: Raven Christman <lemmonlibrary@outlook.com>

Dr. Shola Aromona, Assistant Professor of Communication and Media Studies at SDSU, and Dr. Kristi Brownfield, Associate Professor of Sociology at Northern State University, join SDHC to discuss the relationship between social media and mental health, particularly for our young people.   

Scholars: Dr. Shola Aromona and Dr. Kristi Brownfield

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81487809271?pwd=se8TFuyNaaJKbUoA7oWisuWyaz01Jc.1

Sponsored By: South Dakota Humanities Council

Please let us know what you thought of the program!
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The South Dakota Humanities Council brings communities togetherthrough the power of stories, culture, and conversation. But with federalfunding on the decline, we rely more than ever on the generosity of people likeyou to sustain our organization and programs like Humanities Cafe. Yourdonation helps us preserve local history, support lifelong learning, and sparkmeaningful dialogue across the state. Please consider making a gift today—yoursupport ensures that humanities thrive in every corner of South Dakota.

Donate now at sdhumanities.org and keep the conversation going.

Heirlooms: Creative Life Story Writing was developed by Molly Barari, EdD, South Dakota Humanities Scholar. These interactive workshops help attendees develop skills for life story, obituary, and ancestor story writing. Throughout these workshops, participants of all ages and skill levels have the opportunity to write and share, as well as give and receive feedback. Participants are encouraged to attend multiple workshops, as each one features unique activities designed to enhance writing and reflection skills. Participants will leave with a myriad of ideas and strategies for how to craft their life stories and honor their heritage.

Scholar: Molly Barari

Sponsored by: K.O. Lee Aberdeen Public Library

For more information, contact: Cara Perrion <

This interactive workshop helps attendees develop skills for life story, obituary, and ancestor story writing. Throughout these workshops, participants of all ages and skill levels have the opportunity to write and share, as well as give and receive feedback. Participants are encouraged to attend multiple workshops, as each one features unique activities designed to enhance writing and reflection skills. Participants will leave with a myriad of ideas and strategies for how to craft their life stories and honor their heritage.

Scholar: Molly Barari

Sponsored by: Cozard Memorial Library

For more information, contact: Melissa Hutmacher

Yes, there were women working at Mount Rushmore during this time, but what did these women do? Kirkpatrick’s presentation answers this question.

Scholar: Jeanie Kirkpatrick

Sponsored by: Tri-State Museum and Visitor Center

For more information, contact: Kristi Thielen <

Author CK Van Dam will discuss her latest book and women staking their claim to the frontier in Dakota Territory.

Scholar: CK Van Dam

Sponsored by: Presho Public Library

For more information, contact: Avany Langdeau <reshopubliclibrary@gmail.com>

NOTE:  This event takes place from 9 am – 2 pm Mountain Time.

This event features a screening of a documentary about the community of Galena, a small but historically rich town.  A Ghost walk is scheduled from 9-2 and will allow visitors to engage with the town and its history, through the photos and displays that are set up throughout the walk.  

Members of the Galena Historical Society will be on site to assist in telling the story of the town and help narrate the history as well.  The Schoolhouse and Cemetery will be open for visitors, and there are a variety of other sites to visit, such as old mining sites.

Scholars:  Finn Kane and Rocky Dailey

Sponsored by:  SDSU College of Communication and Journalism

For more information, contact:  Rocky Dailey <rocky.dailey@sdstate.edu>

This is a versatile program focusing on a wide range of events associated with the history of South Dakota and the northern Great Plains. As a long-time Speakers Bureau scholar, Tennant has developed and shared numerous presentations on a variety of topics, often based on a sponsoring group’s interests. Organizations interested in a specific topic need only contact Tennant, and arrangements can be made. Programs can be adapted for any audience.

Scholars: Brad Tennant

Sponsored by: Custer Senior Citizen Center

For more information, contact: ShayAnna Woodward <

SDHC is sponsoring a Veterans Writing Workshop open to military veterans and their families.

Below are the primary goals of the workshops.

• To connect veterans with others who have shared or similar life experiences
• To provide a welcoming and comfortable place for veterans to “tell their stories”
• To create a collection of stories that can be shared with a broader audience
• To provide a platform for veterans to engage in lifelong learning through writing

Location: Rapid City Public Library – Hoyt Room, 610 Quincy St, Rapid City

Time: 11:00 am – 1:00 pm MT

Scholar: Molly Barari

Sponsored by: South Dakota Humanities Council

For more information, contact: Stacy Chidaushe  <stacy@sdhumanities.org>

In this 2025 One Book South Dakota, award-winning author Rebecca Clarren investigates the entangled history of her Jewish ancestors’ land in South Dakota and the Lakota, who were forced off that land by the United States government.

Scholar: Brad Tennant

Sponsored by: Edith B. Siegrist Vermillion Public Library

For more information, contact: Kaia Brose

Julie Garreau, Chief Executive Officer of the Cheyenne River Youth Project, Tawa Ducheneaux, Executive Director of The Heritage Center at Maȟpíya Lúta; and Gilbert Kills Pretty Enemy III (renowned Hunkpapa Lakota artist);  join SDHC to discuss upcoming Indigenous art events and shed light on the importance and meaning of Indigenous art as a means of healing and connection.

Scholars: Julie Garreau, Tawa Ducheneaux, Gilbert Kills Pretty Enemy III)

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81487809271?pwd=se8TFuyNaaJKbUoA7oWisuWyaz01Jc.1

Sponsored By: South Dakota Humanities Council

Please let us know what you thought of the program!
https://sdhumanities.wufoo.com/forms/r10zvgvg124kfm2/

The South Dakota Humanities Council brings communities togetherthrough the power of stories, culture, and conversation. But with federalfunding on the decline, we rely more than ever on the generosity of people likeyou to sustain our organization and programs like Humanities Cafe. Yourdonation helps us preserve local history, support lifelong learning, and sparkmeaningful dialogue across the state. Please consider making a gift today—yoursupport ensures that humanities thrive in every corner of South Dakota.

Donate now at sdhumanities.org and keep the conversation going.

In her book, The Lovely Bones, author Alice Sebold tells the story of Susie Salmon, who is adjusting to her new home in Heaven (a place that is not at all whatshe expected) and watching life on earth continue without her – her friends trading rumorsabout her disappearance, her killer trying to cover his tracks, her grief-stricken familyunraveling. Out of unspeakable tragedy and loss, this book succeeds, miraculously, inbuilding a tale filled with hope, humor, suspense, even joy.

Sponsored by: Children’s Museum Book Club

For more information, contact: Lillian Greenbaum

SDHC is sponsoring a Veterans Writing Workshop open to military veterans and their families.

Below are the primary goals of the workshops.

• To connect veterans with others who have shared or similar life experiences
• To provide a welcoming and comfortable place for veterans to “tell their stories”
• To create a collection of stories that can be shared with a broader audience
• To provide a platform for veterans to engage in lifelong learning through writing

Location: Rapid City Public Library – Hoyt Room, 610 Quincy St, Rapid City

Time: 11:00 am – 1:00 pm MT

Scholar: Molly Barari

Sponsored by: South Dakota Humanities Council

For more information, contact: Stacy Chidaushe  <stacy@sdhumanities.org>

Scholar: David Adler

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81487809271?pwd=se8TFuyNaaJKbUoA7oWisuWyaz01Jc.1

Sponsored By: South Dakota Humanities Council

Please let us know what you thought of the program!
https://sdhumanities.wufoo.com/forms/r10zvgvg124kfm2/

The South Dakota Humanities Council brings communities togetherthrough the power of stories, culture, and conversation. But with federalfunding on the decline, we rely more than ever on the generosity of people likeyou to sustain our organization and programs like Humanities Cafe. Yourdonation helps us preserve local history, support lifelong learning, and sparkmeaningful dialogue across the state. Please consider making a gift today—yoursupport ensures that humanities thrive in every corner of South Dakota.

Donate now at sdhumanities.org and keep the conversation going.

In this 2025 One Book South Dakota, award-winning author Rebecca Clarren investigates the entangled history of her Jewish ancestors’ land in South Dakota and the Lakota, who were forced off that land by the United States government.

Sponsored by: Elkton Community Library

For more information, contact: Sherry Bauman <elkcomlib@gmail.com>

Carson Walker, CEO of South Dakota News Watch, joins SDHC to discuss the importance of informational literacy and the challenge of restoring trust in the media.

Scholars: Carson Walker, others TBA

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81487809271?pwd=se8TFuyNaaJKbUoA7oWisuWyaz01Jc.1

Sponsored By: South Dakota Humanities Council

Please let us know what you thought of the program!
https://sdhumanities.wufoo.com/forms/r10zvgvg124kfm2/

The South Dakota Humanities Council brings communities togetherthrough the power of stories, culture, and conversation. But with federalfunding on the decline, we rely more than ever on the generosity of people likeyou to sustain our organization and programs like Humanities Cafe. Yourdonation helps us preserve local history, support lifelong learning, and sparkmeaningful dialogue across the state. Please consider making a gift today—yoursupport ensures that humanities thrive in every corner of South Dakota.

Donate now at sdhumanities.org and keep the conversation going.

Author, journalist, and National Correspondent for Indian Country Today, Mary Annette Pember joins SDHC to talk about her book, “Medicine River,” and the issues brought about by historical trauma in Indian country.

Scholar: Mary Annette Pember

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81487809271?pwd=se8TFuyNaaJKbUoA7oWisuWyaz01Jc.1

Sponsored By: South Dakota Humanities Council

Please let us know what you thought of the program!
https://sdhumanities.wufoo.com/forms/r10zvgvg124kfm2/

The South Dakota Humanities Council brings communities togetherthrough the power of stories, culture, and conversation. But with federalfunding on the decline, we rely more than ever on the generosity of people likeyou to sustain our organization and programs like Humanities Cafe. Yourdonation helps us preserve local history, support lifelong learning, and sparkmeaningful dialogue across the state. Please consider making a gift today—yoursupport ensures that humanities thrive in every corner of South Dakota.

Donate now at sdhumanities.org and keep the conversation going.

Well-known and influential author Ann Bausum joins SDHC to talk about her new book, White Lies.

Scholar: Ann Bausum

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81487809271?pwd=se8TFuyNaaJKbUoA7oWisuWyaz01Jc.1

Sponsored By: South Dakota Humanities Council

Please let us know what you thought of the program!
https://sdhumanities.wufoo.com/forms/r10zvgvg124kfm2/

The South Dakota Humanities Council brings communities togetherthrough the power of stories, culture, and conversation. But with federalfunding on the decline, we rely more than ever on the generosity of people likeyou to sustain our organization and programs like Humanities Cafe. Yourdonation helps us preserve local history, support lifelong learning, and sparkmeaningful dialogue across the state. Please consider making a gift today—yoursupport ensures that humanities thrive in every corner of South Dakota.

Donate now at sdhumanities.org and keep the conversation going.

Author and USD Professor Hannah Haksgaard joins SDHC to talk about her new book, The Rural Lawyer: How to Incentivize Rural Law Practice and Help Small Communities Thrive, including a discussion of South Dakota’s Rural Attorney Recruitment Program and its potential impact on our rural communities.

Scholar: Hannah Haksgaard

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81487809271?pwd=se8TFuyNaaJKbUoA7oWisuWyaz01Jc.1

Sponsored By: South Dakota Humanities Council

Please let us know what you thought of the program!
https://sdhumanities.wufoo.com/forms/r10zvgvg124kfm2/

The South Dakota Humanities Council brings communities togetherthrough the power of stories, culture, and conversation. But with federalfunding on the decline, we rely more than ever on the generosity of people likeyou to sustain our organization and programs like Humanities Cafe. Yourdonation helps us preserve local history, support lifelong learning, and sparkmeaningful dialogue across the state. Please consider making a gift today—yoursupport ensures that humanities thrive in every corner of South Dakota.

Donate now at sdhumanities.org and keep the conversation going.

SDHC is sponsoring a Veterans Writing Workshop open to military veterans and their families.

Below are the primary goals of the workshops.

• To connect veterans with others who have shared or similar life experiences
• To provide a welcoming and comfortable place for veterans to “tell their stories”
• To create a collection of stories that can be shared with a broader audience
• To provide a platform for veterans to engage in lifelong learning through writing

Location: Rapid City Public Library – Hoyt Room, 610 Quincy St, Rapid City

Time: 11:00 am – 1:00 pm MT

Scholar: Molly Barari

Sponsored by: South Dakota Humanities Council

For more information, contact: Stacy Chidaushe  <stacy@sdhumanities.org>

Author, meteorologist, and Master Instructor at the National Weather Service, Dr. Barb Boustead, joins SDHC to talk about her new book, “Wilder Weather,” and how paying attention to the climate and weather around us can have a profound impact on our everyday lives.  

Scholars: Dr. Barb Boustead

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81487809271?pwd=se8TFuyNaaJKbUoA7oWisuWyaz01Jc.1

Sponsored By: South Dakota Humanities Council

Please let us know what you thought of the program!
https://sdhumanities.wufoo.com/forms/r10zvgvg124kfm2/

The South Dakota Humanities Council brings communities togetherthrough the power of stories, culture, and conversation. But with federalfunding on the decline, we rely more than ever on the generosity of people likeyou to sustain our organization and programs like Humanities Cafe. Yourdonation helps us preserve local history, support lifelong learning, and sparkmeaningful dialogue across the state. Please consider making a gift today—yoursupport ensures that humanities thrive in every corner of South Dakota.

Donate now at sdhumanities.org and keep the conversation going.

South Dakota 2025 One Book author, Rebecca Clarren, joins SDHC to talk about her book, The Cost of Free Land: Jews, Lakota, and an American Inheritance, including a discussion of the intertwined stories of her family’s history and the Lakota, and the continuing loss of Indigenous land, culture, and resources.

Scholar: Rebecca Clarren

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81487809271?pwd=se8TFuyNaaJKbUoA7oWisuWyaz01Jc.1

Sponsored By: South Dakota Humanities Council

Please let us know what you thought of the program!
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The South Dakota Humanities Council brings communities togetherthrough the power of stories, culture, and conversation. But with federalfunding on the decline, we rely more than ever on the generosity of people likeyou to sustain our organization and programs like Humanities Cafe. Yourdonation helps us preserve local history, support lifelong learning, and sparkmeaningful dialogue across the state. Please consider making a gift today—yoursupport ensures that humanities thrive in every corner of South Dakota.

Donate now at sdhumanities.org and keep the conversation going.

Scholar: TBD

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81487809271?pwd=se8TFuyNaaJKbUoA7oWisuWyaz01Jc.1

Sponsored By: South Dakota Humanities Council

Please let us know what you thought of the program!
https://sdhumanities.wufoo.com/forms/r10zvgvg124kfm2/

The South Dakota Humanities Council brings communities togetherthrough the power of stories, culture, and conversation. But with federalfunding on the decline, we rely more than ever on the generosity of people likeyou to sustain our organization and programs like Humanities Cafe. Yourdonation helps us preserve local history, support lifelong learning, and sparkmeaningful dialogue across the state. Please consider making a gift today—yoursupport ensures that humanities thrive in every corner of South Dakota.

Donate now at sdhumanities.org and keep the conversation going.

In this 2025 One Book South Dakota, award-winning author Rebecca Clarren investigates the entangled history of her Jewish ancestors’ land in South Dakota and the Lakota, who were forced off that land by the United States government.

Scholar: Lori M. Walsh

Sponsored by: First Presbyterian Readers Group

For more information, contact: Linda Rasmussen

Scholar: TBD

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81487809271?pwd=se8TFuyNaaJKbUoA7oWisuWyaz01Jc.1

Sponsored By: South Dakota Humanities Council

Please let us know what you thought of the program!
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The South Dakota Humanities Council brings communities togetherthrough the power of stories, culture, and conversation. But with federalfunding on the decline, we rely more than ever on the generosity of people likeyou to sustain our organization and programs like Humanities Cafe. Yourdonation helps us preserve local history, support lifelong learning, and sparkmeaningful dialogue across the state. Please consider making a gift today—yoursupport ensures that humanities thrive in every corner of South Dakota.

Donate now at sdhumanities.org and keep the conversation going.

Scholar: TBD

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81487809271?pwd=se8TFuyNaaJKbUoA7oWisuWyaz01Jc.1

Sponsored By: South Dakota Humanities Council

Please let us know what you thought of the program!
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The South Dakota Humanities Council brings communities togetherthrough the power of stories, culture, and conversation. But with federalfunding on the decline, we rely more than ever on the generosity of people likeyou to sustain our organization and programs like Humanities Cafe. Yourdonation helps us preserve local history, support lifelong learning, and sparkmeaningful dialogue across the state. Please consider making a gift today—yoursupport ensures that humanities thrive in every corner of South Dakota.

Donate now at sdhumanities.org and keep the conversation going.

Scholar: TBD

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81487809271?pwd=se8TFuyNaaJKbUoA7oWisuWyaz01Jc.1

Sponsored By: South Dakota Humanities Council

Please let us know what you thought of the program!
https://sdhumanities.wufoo.com/forms/r10zvgvg124kfm2/

The South Dakota Humanities Council brings communities togetherthrough the power of stories, culture, and conversation. But with federalfunding on the decline, we rely more than ever on the generosity of people likeyou to sustain our organization and programs like Humanities Cafe. Yourdonation helps us preserve local history, support lifelong learning, and sparkmeaningful dialogue across the state. Please consider making a gift today—yoursupport ensures that humanities thrive in every corner of South Dakota.

Donate now at sdhumanities.org and keep the conversation going.

Have you always wanted to record your memories onto paper so your family can cherish your stories for years to come? This workshop provides writing prompts which encourage participants to pen their life memories through sensory detail. Creative writing has many benefits aside from preserving valuable memories. It helps sharpen the mind and provides a therapeutic outlet for emotions. For the workshop, please have access to a notebook and pen or a Word program on your computer. All ages of adults are welcome to attend. 

Scholar: Molly Barari

Sponsored by: SDSU West River Research and Extension

For more information, contact: Leacey Brown <leacey.brown@sdstate.edu>

Scholar: TBD

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81487809271?pwd=se8TFuyNaaJKbUoA7oWisuWyaz01Jc.1

Sponsored By: South Dakota Humanities Council

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The South Dakota Humanities Council brings communities togetherthrough the power of stories, culture, and conversation. But with federalfunding on the decline, we rely more than ever on the generosity of people likeyou to sustain our organization and programs like Humanities Cafe. Yourdonation helps us preserve local history, support lifelong learning, and sparkmeaningful dialogue across the state. Please consider making a gift today—yoursupport ensures that humanities thrive in every corner of South Dakota.

Donate now at sdhumanities.org and keep the conversation going.

Scholar: TBD

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81487809271?pwd=se8TFuyNaaJKbUoA7oWisuWyaz01Jc.1

Sponsored By: South Dakota Humanities Council

Please let us know what you thought of the program!
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The South Dakota Humanities Council brings communities togetherthrough the power of stories, culture, and conversation. But with federalfunding on the decline, we rely more than ever on the generosity of people likeyou to sustain our organization and programs like Humanities Cafe. Yourdonation helps us preserve local history, support lifelong learning, and sparkmeaningful dialogue across the state. Please consider making a gift today—yoursupport ensures that humanities thrive in every corner of South Dakota.

Donate now at sdhumanities.org and keep the conversation going.

Scholar: TBD

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81487809271?pwd=se8TFuyNaaJKbUoA7oWisuWyaz01Jc.1

Sponsored By: South Dakota Humanities Council

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The South Dakota Humanities Council brings communities togetherthrough the power of stories, culture, and conversation. But with federalfunding on the decline, we rely more than ever on the generosity of people likeyou to sustain our organization and programs like Humanities Cafe. Yourdonation helps us preserve local history, support lifelong learning, and sparkmeaningful dialogue across the state. Please consider making a gift today—yoursupport ensures that humanities thrive in every corner of South Dakota.

Donate now at sdhumanities.org and keep the conversation going.

Scholar: TBD

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81487809271?pwd=se8TFuyNaaJKbUoA7oWisuWyaz01Jc.1

Sponsored By: South Dakota Humanities Council

Please let us know what you thought of the program!
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The South Dakota Humanities Council brings communities togetherthrough the power of stories, culture, and conversation. But with federalfunding on the decline, we rely more than ever on the generosity of people likeyou to sustain our organization and programs like Humanities Cafe. Yourdonation helps us preserve local history, support lifelong learning, and sparkmeaningful dialogue across the state. Please consider making a gift today—yoursupport ensures that humanities thrive in every corner of South Dakota.

Donate now at sdhumanities.org and keep the conversation going.

Scholar: TBD

Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81487809271?pwd=se8TFuyNaaJKbUoA7oWisuWyaz01Jc.1

Sponsored By: South Dakota Humanities Council

Please let us know what you thought of the program!
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The South Dakota Humanities Council brings communities togetherthrough the power of stories, culture, and conversation. But with federalfunding on the decline, we rely more than ever on the generosity of people likeyou to sustain our organization and programs like Humanities Cafe. Yourdonation helps us preserve local history, support lifelong learning, and sparkmeaningful dialogue across the state. Please consider making a gift today—yoursupport ensures that humanities thrive in every corner of South Dakota.

Donate now at sdhumanities.org and keep the conversation going.