Last year we created a new strategic plan. It unifies our work around three important themes that will connect our programs, guide our partnerships, and help us make the humanities part of the daily life of all Virginians.
Amplifying Virginia’s Stories
As we seek to celebrate and share Virginia’s stories, we also highlight and explore experiences traditionally left out of mainstream narratives.
Equity and Democracy
In all times, we must consider how our nation can strive to become a more perfect union and move toward the noble, but imperfectly expressed ideal that “all men are created equal.” Our programs encourage civic dialogue, facilitate the exchange of experiences and perspectives, and investigate ways that American democracy both advances and inhibits the equality of all people.
Cultures in Transition
Today we are all confronting economic, environmental, and technological change that at times feels unprecedented. Our programs help all Virginians understand how these major shifts in our world affect us and our future.
Company Details
- Employees
- 53
- Founded
- -
- Address
- 946 Grady Ave. Ste. 100, Charlottesville,va 22903,united States
- Industry
- Civic And Social Organizations
- NAICS
-
Civic and Social Organizations
- Website
- virginiahumanities.org
- Keywords
- Stockholm.
- HQ
- Charlottesville, VA
- Competitors
- Virginia Department of Historic Resources, American Philosophical Society, Thomas Jefferson Foundation, Virginia Museum of History & Culture, Folger Shakespeare Library, Virginia Commission for the Arts, National Endowment for the Humanities, Council of American Overseas Research Centers (CAORC), Raoul Wallenberg Academy, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation.
Virginia Humanities Questions
Virginia Humanities's website is virginiahumanities.org
Virginia Humanities's LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/company/virginia-foundation-for-the-humanities
Virginia Humanities has
53 employees.
View email and phone details for 53
employees at Virginia Humanities.
Virginia Humanities's industry is
Civic and Social Organizations
Virginia Humanities's top competitors are
Virginia Department Of Historic Resources,
American Philosophical Society,
Thomas Jefferson Foundation,
Virginia Museum Of History & Culture,
Folger Shakespeare Library,
Virginia Commission For The Arts,
National Endowment For The Humanities,
Council Of American Overseas Research Centers (Caorc),
Raoul Wallenberg Academy,
Colonial Williamsburg Foundation.
Virginia Humanities's categories are Civic and Social Organizations
Virginia Humanities's founding year is 1974
