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BC-50557-10Federal/State Partnership: Grants for State Humanities CouncilsCalifornia HumanitiesDemocracy: Understanding and Engagement9/1/2010 - 2/28/2013$409,810.00Julie Fry   California HumanitiesOaklandCA94607-3945USA2010Interdisciplinary Studies, GeneralGrants for State Humanities CouncilsFederal/State Partnership40981004098100

Funding will support grants for media documentary projects and related programming to extend the reach of the media products, a range of programming related to a two-year initiative on building democracy, civic engagement programs in libraries, and reading and discussion programs in veterans hospitals.

To foster a healthy democracy, we see a growing need for reliable content, critical inquiry and respectful spaces for reflection and dialogue. For these reasons, CCH requests $409,810 to support three areas: 1) Promoting Understanding: media production and dissemination to engage audiences to explore issues and deepen understanding of history, contemporary life and culture; 2) Inspiring Engagement: a statewide thematic initiative to promote civic engagement and community dialogue; and 3) Building Skills: developing skills of librarians and health care providers through expanding humanities-based reflection and discussion programs. Activities include: 1) re-grants for research & development, production and dissemination of humanities media projects; 2) re-grants, public events and partnerships to develop content and activities that engage students and the general public with the theme of democracy; and 3) training, resources and stipends to promote humanities-informed dialogue.