This grant supports rural Texas organizations offering public humanities programs in counties with populations of 60,000 or fewer. Funded activities include book discussions, lectures, exhibitions, festivals, film screenings, oral histories, workshops, and digital media on topics such as history, literature, heritage, art history, philosophy, social sciences, and contemporary culture. Grants cover personnel, consultants, travel, promotion, and program evaluation costs up to $2,500. Applications are accepted year-round via the Humanities Texas portal with decisions made within ten business days
Open to organizations based in Texas counties with populations of 60,000 or fewer. Eligible entities include museums, libraries, cultural centers, historical associations, city governments, county judge offices, community colleges, and school districts. Applicants must have an active SAM UEI.
