Chicago Humanities hosted the 2016 Fall Festival in conversation with Chicago organizer and educator Page May.
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Laughter is free. And it’s an act of resistance. Rest in peace to activist, author, and feminist icon Gloria Steinem, who, for over six decades, advocated for equity and…
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Chicago Humanities
Chicago Humanities connects people and ideas to create a more informed, inspired, and connected society.
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- Museums, Historical Sites, and Zoos
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- Chicago, US
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- 11–50 employees
About Chicago Humanities
For over 35 years, Chicago Humanities has been giving Chicagoans from all neighborhoods, means, and abilities, access to the day’s most thoughtful writers, scientists, artists, musicians, policymakers, public intellectuals, influencers, and activists. Chicago Humanities produces nearly 100 public events annually, from Evanston to Englewood, Wicker Park to South Shore. Its our belief that by bringing people together in engaging spaces across the city, Chicagoans from all walks of life have the opportunity to enjoy a deeper appreciation for what makes our city unique, the complexities of the wider world, and the root causes of and solutions to issues affecting their lives.
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Chicago Humanities is hosting a Fall Festival event on Sunday, October 4, at noon at Northwestern University in Evanston, featuring a conversation with Francis Fukuyama and Bruce Carruthers.
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Chicago Humanities hosted a 2026 Spring Festival featuring bestselling author Michael Pollan and former artistic director Alison Cuddy to explore consciousness and AI
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