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Forum, Volume 45, No. 2, Summer 2021
No full textContents: Dive into History to Commemorate Florida\u27s Territorial Bicentennial -- The Tapestry that is Us -- Meet Florida Humanities\u27 New Executive Director -- What\u27s New at Florida Humanities -- Women to Know -- Writers on Writing -- Raising Their Voices, Poetically -- A Gift of Envisioning Florida -- Commemorating July 17, 1821 -- Heritage Kitchen -- What You\u27ll See on Road Less Traveled -- The Call of the Springshttps://digitalcommons.usf.edu/forum_magazine/1091/thumbnail.jp
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Forum, Volume 45, No. 1, Spring 2021
No full textContents: Water: The Elemental Link to Florida\u27s Identity -- Understanding Our Times, with Help from the Humanities -- Visions of Florida, through a Watery Lens -- What\u27s New at Florida Humanities -- Makeshift Freedom -- Virtually Navigating the New Normal -- Talking in Your Living Room -- Written in Water -- Water as Our Life Story -- Water as Our Way of Life -- Water as a Natural Bridge -- Water as a Divider -- Water as Freedom -- Water as Inspiration -- Water as We Look to the Future -- State of Wonder --https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/forum_magazine/1090/thumbnail.jp
Forum, Volume 44, No. 1, Spring 2020
No full textContents: How the Humanities Keep us Free -- Surprising Tales of Florida Democracy -- Humanities Today: For Those who Came Before -- A Tribute to David Colburn -- What\u27s New at Florida Humanities -- Voices and Votes: Democracy in America -- Choosing Loyalty to the King -- The Rise and Fall of Florida\u27s Would-be Capital -- Home for History for 200 Years -- We Hold These Truths... -- A Mirror to Our State -- A Voting Primer -- Women\u27s Suffrage Centennial -- Why Our Voting Rates Lag Behind -- Let There by Sunshine -- Learning to be Citizens -- Awake to Engagement -- Talking across the Divide -- State of Wonder: Stumping the Statehttps://digitalcommons.usf.edu/forum_magazine/1087/thumbnail.jp
Forum, Volume 45, No. 3, Fall 2021
No full textContents: Letter from the Director -- Florida Magazine Association\u27s Charlie Awards -- Letter from the Editor -- Listen to the Voices of Generations in the Pages of Florida\u27s Newspapers -- What\u27s New at Florida Humanities -- A History Museum with an Intriguing Past -- Newspapers in Education -- Let\u27s Talk about Water -- A Forgotten Newspaper -- An Evening with Danielle Allen -- A Conversation with Nashid Madyun -- Under the Gaze of the Sun -- Making the Invisible, Visible -- A New Model for News? -- Literary Florida -- Heritage Kitchen -- State of Wonderhttps://digitalcommons.usf.edu/forum_magazine/1092/thumbnail.jp
List, A Library Exhibit Bibliography: The Florida Humanities FORUM Magazine
No full textA list of articles about library exhibits that had been published in the Florida Humanities FORUM magazine
Forum, Volume 41, No. 1, Spring 2017
No full textContents: Letter from the Director -- How will Growth Affect what Makes Florida Special? -- In Praise of the Humanities -- Preserving History as Florida Booms -- Fort Pierce: A Place that Feels like Home -- Key West: Adapting and Enduring -- Cedar Key: A Community that Survives -- Gulf County: Change is Coming to Forgotten Florida -- Humanities Alive! -- Miami: A Mosaic of History and Change -- Fernandina Beach: A Heritage that Sustains a City -- Tarpon Springs: The Past is Part of the Present -- DeLand: A Special Sense of Place -- Polk County: Pride in the Heritage -- Pensacola: Spanning the Centuries -- Reflections on Florida Poetry: When Languages Collide -- My Favorite Florida Place: Fort Pickens: A Place of Beauty and Tensionhttps://digitalcommons.usf.edu/forum_magazine/1080/thumbnail.jp
Forum, Volume 23, No. 2, Fall 2000
No full textContents: From the Executive Director: Faith in Florida -- Humanities Alive! -- Overview -- Varieties of Religious Experience -- Religion and Community -- Florida\u27s Sacred Places -- Religion and Media -- Religion and Politics -- Book Briefs -- The Last Wordhttps://digitalcommons.usf.edu/forum_magazine/1029/thumbnail.jp
Forum, Volume 36, No. 3, Fall 2012
No full textContents: Letter from the Director -- What was the View from the Shore? -- Native Cultures are Wiped Out after Europeans Move In -- The Calusa Ruled South Florida -- The Magical World of the Timucua -- The Apalachee Played a Mean Game of Ball -- Mission Control -- The End of a World -- Traveling in Ancient Florida -- Humanities Alive! -- How Power was Brokered in Spanish Colonial Florida -- Creek Indians became Florida Seminoles -- Bridging Cultures -- Windswept History -- My Favorite Florida Placehttps://digitalcommons.usf.edu/forum_magazine/1018/thumbnail.jp
Poster, The Florida Highwaymen, July 14-September 11, 2005
No full textAn event poster for The Florida Highwaymen: Further Down the Road, an exhibition running from July 14 to September 11, 2005, in association with the Florida Humanities Council. The exhibition showcases paintings by the Highwaymen, a group of African American artists known for their depictions of Florida landscapes featuring Alfred Hair, James Gibson, and Gary Monroe. The event includes lectures by scholars, artist demonstrations, painting sales, a brunch, and a theatrical performance by Bob Devin Jones exploring the civil rights era in which the Highwaymen worked.https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/bdj_studioat620_posters/1015/thumbnail.jp
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