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May 7, 2021 17 min

Arkansas Humanities Council

from AR History Hosted by Asya Webster

This episode introduces you to The Arkansas Humanities Council. In addition to discussing some of the grant opportunities and education initiatives the AHC offers this episode includes interviews with Jama Best, Executive Director; Tamisha Cheatham, Community Outreach Coordinator; Ann Clements, Education Outreach Coordinator, Joseph Key, Board Chair. For more information and access to grant applications: Arkansas Humanities Council Special Thanks: "H" intro/outro music-Justin Vinson "First Sun of Spring"- Isobelle Walton

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