Georgia Humanities Council

Georgia Humanities Council is a nonprofit organization based in Atlanta, Georgia. The organization employs 14 people and generates $2.5 million in annual revenue. Georgia Humanities focuses on promoting humanities and culture throughout the state. Their programs and initiatives aim to integrate these disciplines into the lives of Georgians. These include projects like the New Georgia Encyclopedia, National History Day in Georgia, the state humanities grant program, Governor's Awards for the Arts & Humanities, Museum on Main Street, and PRIME TIME Family Reading Time. Georgia Humanities distinguishes itself through its commitment to making humanities accessible and relevant to diverse communities across Georgia. Visit georgiahumanities.org for more information.