Missouri Humanities

Add your name to Missouri's digital community quilt: 250 years of stories stitched together. Purchase a patch to support Missouri Humanities and enter to win a handcrafted quilt!

Be part of Missouri's story at mohumanities.org/quilt

✨Meet H-Tv: a streaming platform bringing you films, docu-series, and stories rooted in the humanities.
From documentaries on history and community to human interest features and interviews, H-Tv connects you with the people, places, and stories that shape who we are.

📺 Stream anywhere: on your phone, tablet, laptop, or TV (Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, and more)
🎥 New content added regularly
Ready? Visit h-tv.org or download the H-Tv app to engage with fabulous humanities content.

H-Tv from Missouri Humanities Not In Our Wildest Dreams explores the role of the Missouri Supreme Court in the state’s past, present, and future through Missouri’s female judges, from the court’s first woman judge—the Honorable Ann Covington—in 1989 to its historic female majority bench today.

🎖️ For those who've served, and for the families who served alongside them: Beyond the Frontlines shares honest, firsthand conversations from the military community. Episodes are live on YouTube and available as podcasts. This is a reminder to give it a watch or listen; these are stories worth your time!

🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts, or visit pod.link/1582696425
▶️ Watch the full conversations on YouTube at tinyurl.com/beyondthefrontlines

❗Application Deadline Extended❗ Apply now to bring a Spark to your community ✨

Spark! Places of Innovation is a traveling exhibition from Smithsonian Museum on Main Street that explores how creativity, collaboration, and local context fuel innovation in rural America. Through interactive displays and multimedia, Spark! highlights the powerful ways communities shape, and are shaped, by new ideas.

Do you want to see Spark! Brought to your Missouri hometown? Tag an organization you want to host the exhibit!

📣 Missouri-based organizations: Applications are open! Learn more and apply: mohumanities.org/traveling-exhibits/

Remember: selected hosts will receive a $2,500 grant to support exhibit-related programming and community engagement.