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Mary Hays

By Vermont Humanities | February 19, 2018

Travel radius: Caledonia, Orange, Washington

Posted in Facilitator, Reading and Discussion

Tags: 20C Jewish, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, Based on Real Life, BIG Books, Blue Collar America, Booker Prize, Canadian Diversity, Changing South, DCF Winners, Dogged Resolve, Experience My World, Family History, Fleeing Dictatorship, Forces of Nature, Founding Fathers, Futures, Genius Mark Twain, Get Real, Hard Look America, Healthcare Humanity, How They Lived, Immigrants, Influential First Ladies, International Migrations, Justice, Lincoln Bicentennial, Masters Short Story, Memorable Memoirs, Mexican Americans, Most Costly Journey, Native America, Native American Literature, Never-Setting Sun, New England Uncovered, Our Civil War Legacy, Outsiders, Path to War, Pilgrimage, Poems to Share, Pulitzer Plays, Required Reading, Revenge, Romantic Ideal, Seminal Statements, Seven Deadly Sins, Slavery Civil War, Ties That Bind, Understanding Africa, Vermont Reads, War and Humanity, What a Character, When Cultures Meet

Woman leading a book discussion group with a book open on her lap

Cheryl Heneveld

By Vermont Humanities | February 19, 2018

Travel radius: Chittenden, Essex, Franklin, Lamoille, Orange, Orleans

Posted in Facilitator, Reading and Discussion

Tags: African American Harlem, African American Memoirs, African American South, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, American Stories, BIG Books, Booker Prize, Canadian Diversity, DCF Winners, Dogged Resolve, Eight Great Greek, Founding Fathers, Futures, Genius Mark Twain, Get Real, Healthcare Humanity, How They Lived, Immigrants, Influential First Ladies, Justice, March, Masters Short Story, Memorable Memoirs, Native America, Native American Literature, Never-Setting Sun, Outsiders, Pilgrimage, Poems to Share, Portraits of the Artists, Reintr, Robert Frost, Romantic Ideal, Seminal Statements, Seven Deadly Sins, Shakespeare Mix, Slavery Civil War, Ties That Bind, Vermont Reads, War and Humanity, What a Character, When Cultures Meet, Womens Literature, World War II Innocence

Woman leading a book discussion group with a book open on her lap

Gina Logan

By Vermont Humanities | February 19, 2018

Travel radius: statewide

Posted in Facilitator, Reading and Discussion

Tags: 20C Conflicts, 20C Presidents Before, African American Harlem, African American Memoirs, African American South, American Stories, BIG Books, Canadian Diversity, China Transform, DCF Winners, Eight Great Greek, Experience My World, From Page to Screen, Futures, Gastronomy, Genius Mark Twain, Healthcare Humanity, How They Lived, Immigrants, Justice, Lincoln Bicentennial, March, Masters Short Story, Mysterious Lens, Native America, Native American Literature, Never-Setting Sun, Our Civil War Legacy, Outsiders, Pilgrimage, Poems to Share, Portraits of the Artists, Reintroducing Greece, Retellings, Revenge, Rise of English Novel, Rise of Nazism, Romantic Ideal, Seminal Statements, Seven Deadly Sins, Slavery Civil War, Soldiering On, Ties That Bind, Understanding Africa, War and Humanity, When Cultures Meet, Womens Literature, World War II Innocence

Woman leading a book discussion group with a book open on her lap

Florence McCloud

By Vermont Humanities | February 19, 2018

Travel radius: Chittenden, Grand Isle, Washington

Posted in Facilitator, Reading and Discussion

Tags: 20C Jewish, 20C Presidents Before, 20C Presidents Post, African American Harlem, African American Memoirs, African American South, American Stories, Based on Real Life, BIG Books, Booker Prize, Changing South, DCF Winners, Dogged Resolve, Eight Great Greek, Experience My World, Family History, Fleeing Dictatorship, From Page to Screen, Gastronomy, Genius Mark Twain, Hard Look America, Immigrants, International Migrations, Lincoln Bicentennial, Masters Short Story, Memorable Memoirs, Most Costly Journey, New England Uncovered, Path to War, Pilgrimage, Poems to Share, Portraits of the Artists, Pulitzer Plays, Required Reading, Retellings, Rise of Nazism, Robert Frost, Romantic Ideal, Seminal Statements, Seven Deadly Sins, Shakespeare Mix, Ties That Bind, What a Character, Womens Literature, World War II Innocence

Woman leading a book discussion group with a book open on her lap

Barbara Mieder

By Vermont Humanities | February 19, 2018

Travel radius: Addison, Chittenden, Franklin, Lamoille, Washington

Posted in Facilitator, Reading and Discussion

Tags: African American Harlem, African American Memoirs, African American South, American Stories, Based on Real Life, BIG Books, Booker Prize, Canadian Diversity, DCF Winners, Dogged Resolve, Eight Great Greek, Family History, From Page to Screen, Gastronomy, Genius Mark Twain, Get Real, How They Lived, Immigrants, Influential First Ladies, International Migrations, Justice, Masters Short Story, Memorable Memoirs, Mysterious Lens, Native America, Native American Literature, Never-Setting Sun, New England Uncovered, Portraits of the Artists, Reintroducing Greece, Required Reading, Retellings, Rise of English Novel, Rise of Nazism, Robert Frost, Romantic Ideal, Seven Deadly Sins, Soldiering On, Ties That Bind, Vermont Reads, What a Character, Womens Literature, World War II Innocence

Poet Sarah Audsley joined us at the Taconic Mountains Ramble State Park for Words in the Woods.

Humanities Camps are filled with reading and writing projects, field trips, and outdoor activities.

We won a 2020 Schwartz Prize for best public humanities programming in the U.S. for Vermont Reads 2019: “March: Book One.”

We supported Historic New England’s “More than a Market” project that explored the experiences of new Americans through food markets.

Our free public events help bring the power of the humanities to communities across Vermont.