 Food for ThoughtFood for Thought is an examination and celebration of the ways food helps to define Indiana’s culture, considering food in the context of history, law, politics, science, the arts, religion, ethnicity and our place in the world. Through this program, Hoosiers will share and sample the cultures reflected at the state’s table and address the local and global issues of hunger, nutrition, food production, obesity, food security and safety. more |
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 Big
IdeasVoice mail. “Hoosier Group” painting. The Indianapolis Cultural Trail. Sudoku puzzles. The theme park. Prozac. What do these have in common? They’re all innovations that sprang from the minds of people in Indiana. more |
 Community
ConversationsTo help multi-county regions in Indiana address their most challenging concerns, the Bowen Center for Public Affairs at Ball State University and the Indiana Humanities Council have teamed up to present community workshops throughout the state. more |
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 Civic
EngagementEncouraging civic engagement has been a core value of the Indiana Humanities Council since its inception. Over the years, the Council has concentrated on building connections with and engaging Indiana's established and emerging leaders in civic conversations concerning such crucial issues as human capital development, regional partnerships, economic and community development, and quality of life management. more |
 Evenings
at the HouseThe Indiana Humanities Council hosts gatherings designed to generate thoughtful discussion the first Friday of every month. more |
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