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Utah Humanities Council

The Utah Humanities Council provides lifelong learning through programs that explore diverse traditions, values, and ideas. its programs help everyone understand the past, participate fully in the present, and actively shape the future.

Since its establishment in 1975 as an independent nonprofit agency, The Utah Humanities Council and its programs have reached every corner of the state, involving thousands of people as planners, participants, and audiences. Nonprofit organizations such as libraries, historical societies, museums, local arts and humanities councils, civic and service organizations, public radio and television stations, educational institutions, local and state government agencies, ad hoc groups, and others collaborate with the council. While they seek to serve the entire state, they occasionally undertake temporary initiatives that focus on selected topics, targeted audiences, or geographic locations.

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  Utah Humanities Council

  202 West 300 North
  Salt Lake City, 84103

  Phone: (801)359-9670

  Fax: (801)531-7869

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  Greater Salt Lake

• Upcoming Events

  08/18/08	Wallace Stegner's Utah Cottonwood High School
  08/22/08- 08/24/08	10th Annual Native American Association Festival and Contest Pow Wow Granger Park

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• Past Events

  07/15/08	Utah History Through Native Eyes: Learning About the Noochew (Ute People)
  07/05/08	Understanding Utah's Lands Through Books
  05/22/08	Utah Faces of Judaism I.J. and Jeanne Wagner Jewish Community Center
  05/05/08	The Sum of Our Past: Revisiting Pioneer Women South Sevier Daughter of Utah Pioneers Co.
  05/03/08	The Heart of Buddha's Teaching Moab Valley Multicultural Center
  05/02/08- 05/03/08	The Changing Navajo Moab Valley Multicultural Center
  05/02/08	Conversation on Immigration Moab Valley Multicultural Center
  04/04/08	The Continuing Quest for Social Justice Ogden Union Station