Indiana Humanities invites non-profit organizations in Indiana to bring Arab Indianapolis to their towns, neighborhoods, community organizations, schools, and congregations!
Apply here to host a screening and community discussion about Arab Indianapolis: A Hidden History and receive $250 to help cover event costs.
Hosts are asked to develop programs that are free and open to the public, to use the Discussion Toolkit below, and to fill out a short survey after the screening to let us know how things went. Please apply at least three weeks before you would like to host your screening and discussion.
2023 Schedule of Events
Feb. 15: Phoenix Theater Cultural Center, Indianapolis
Feb. 23: Ball State University Center for Peace and Conflict Studies, Muncie
Feb. 23: Indiana Center for the Study of Global Change, Bloomington
Feb. 24: Purdue Religious Studies Program, West Lafayette
March 2: Purdue Extension Marion County, Indianapolis
March 5: Indiana Muslim Community Association, Indianapolis
March 8: West Lafayette Public Library, West Lafayette
March 15: Christ Church Cathedral, Indianapolis
March 28: Indiana Center for Middle East Peace, Fort Wayne
April 6: IUPUI Multicultural Center, Indianapolis
April 13: Kan Kan Cinema, Indianapolis
April 16: Indy Reads, Indianapolis
April 23: All Souls, Indianapolis
April 24: University of Indianapolis, Indianapolis
April 25: Indiana Historical Society, Indianapolis
April 27: Indianapolis Museum of Art (Newfields), Indianapolis
April 29: Fishers Public Library, Fishers
May 24: St. Paul’s, Indianapolis
May 30: St. Luke’s UMC, Indianapolis
Community grants for the Indiana Humanities screenings and dialogues program were made possible by the William M. and Gail M. Plater Chair of the Liberal Arts at Indiana University, Indianapolis.
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