A national platform for lifelong learning, civic renewal, and the public humanities.
The Study is a bold new initiative launched by Humanities North Dakota to meet an urgent national need: keeping the humanities alive and accessible during a time of unprecedented federal cuts. Designed as a digital refuge for critical thinking and meaningful dialogue, The Study offers free and low-cost classes, lectures, book talks, and civil conversations led by renowned scholars across disciplines.
Rooted in the belief that a thoughtful, informed society benefits everyone, The Study helps people find time to think—about history, ethics, literature, politics, identity, and more. It’s a space to slow down, ask big questions, and connect with others across differences.
We serve thousands of learners across all 50 states through:
Live and on-demand programs on literature, civics, history, religion, philosophy, and culture
Study Clubs that bring local groups together to explore curated content and host meaningful conversations
Pay-What-You-Wish access to ensure equity and inclusivity
National partnerships that extend our reach to underserved and rural communities
Whether you're a curious individual, a community leader, a scholar, or a funder—The Study invites you to join us in creating a more curious, compassionate, and civically engaged world.
Company Details
- Employees
- 7
- Founded
- -
- Address
- 418 E. Broadway, Suite 8, Bismarck,north Dakota 58501,united States
- Industry
- Civic And Social Organizations
- NAICS
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Civic and Social Organizations
- Website
- humanitiesnd.org
- HQ
- Bismarck, North Dakota
- Competitors
- Water Replenishment District, F5 Project, Ela Area Public Library District, Community Action Agency of Butte County, Inc., Mariposa Community Health Center, Plimoth Patuxet Museums, Central Kansas Mental Health Center, Carolina Family Health Centers, Inc., Community Action Partnership of Central Illinois, Town of Rising Sun.
Humanities North Dakota/the Study Questions
Humanities North Dakota/The Study's website is humanitiesnd.org
Humanities North Dakota/The Study's LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/company/humanitiesnd
Humanities North Dakota/The Study has
7 employees.
View email and phone details for 7
employees at Humanities North Dakota/The Study.
Humanities North Dakota/The Study's industry is
Civic and Social Organizations
Humanities North Dakota/The Study's top competitors are
Water Replenishment District,
F5 Project,
Ela Area Public Library District,
Community Action Agency Of Butte County, Inc.,
Mariposa Community Health Center,
Plimoth Patuxet Museums,
Central Kansas Mental Health Center,
Carolina Family Health Centers, Inc.,
Community Action Partnership Of Central Illinois,
Town Of Rising Sun.
Humanities North Dakota/The Study's categories are Civic and Social Organizations
Humanities North Dakota/The Study's founding year is 1973
