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Current Grant Projects Supported by KHC

  • KTWU, Topeka ($16,490) for Sunflower Journeys, 2008, thirteen half-hour programs related to the history, heritage, and culture of Kansas. David M. Kendall, project director.
  • Freedom's Frontier National Heritage Area, Lawrence ($6,450) for Kansas segments of The Road to the Civil War, a documentary about the pre-Civil War years between 1830 and 1860. Gilles Carter, project director.
  • Confucius Institute of the University of Kansas, Overland Park ($7,558) for the Kansas City Chinese Film Festival 2008, a five-film festival in March 2008 exploring the theme of "Shanghai: Between the Past and Future." The festival will feature classic and contemporary films from China and bilingual film discussions in English and Mandarin. William M. Tsutsui and Sheree Willis, project directors.
  • KPTS, Wichita ($10,000) for Greensburg, a one-hour documentary about the 2007 Greensburg tornado. Brian Schodorf, project director.
  • William Inge Festival Foundation, Independence ($7,100) for Humorous Social Criticism, Parody, and Satire as Seen Through the American Theatre, a four-day event featuring conversations with prestigious playwrights and film discussions. The 2008 festival features the work of playwright Christopher Durang. Peter Ellenstein, project director.
  • Wichita State University Libraries, Wichita ($4,242) for Lewis and Clark in Indian Country, humanities programs presented in conjunction with the national traveling exhibition, Lewis and Clark in Indian Country. Cathy Moore-Jansen, project director.
  • Kansas Center for the Book, Topeka ($4,295) for Kansas Reads...In Cold Blood, humanities programs and discussions about Truman Capote's book In Cold Blood, as part of a one book/one state project. Emily Sitz, project director.
  • The Concerned Citizens of Old Quindaro, Kansas City ($6,000) for In Unity There is Strength: The African American Experience, an exhibit interpreting the history of former slaves who escaped across the Missouri River to Quindaro Township and the religious, educational, and business community they established there. Jesse Hope III, project director.
  • Thomas County Historical Society, Colby ($3,500) for Promoting a Sense of Place with Digital Images and Audio, a project to convert audiocassettes and VHS tapes to a digital format. The video and audio collections document life on the high plains, interviews with Northwest Kansas World War II veterans, and oral history interviews with descendants of Thomas County's early settlers. Sue Taylor, project director.
  • Collyer Community Alliance Association, Collyer ($3,480) for Honoring Our Immigrant Past, a project to catalog and preserve oral histories and photographs of Irish, Czech, and Volga German immigrants and their descendants. The immigrant settlers' photographs and artifacts will be on display at the Sod House Museum/Visitor's Center. Donna Malsom, project director
  • Greensburg Convention and Tourism Promotion Committee, Greensburg ($3,500) for Greensburg's EF-5 Tornado Oral Phenomenon, an oral history project to interview twelve survivors of the catastrophic May 4, 2007 tornado in Greensburg. Janice Haney, project director.

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