Plans to celebrate America's 250th anniversary were underway. Then came the federal funding cuts
- Community celebrations for the 250th anniversary of American Independence are at risk due to federal funding cuts under President Donald Trump's administration, impacting planned activities across the nation.
- The National Endowment for the Humanities has canceled grants to state councils, leading to a loss of programming funds for events and educational initiatives.
- Leaders have emphasized how vital humanities support is for meaningful local commemorations, which now appear uncertain.
- Organizations like Georgia Humanities and Arizona Humanities reported significant funding losses, causing the cancellation or scaling back of anticipated events for the anniversary.
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Funding Cut Threatens Future of HumanitiesAR and Cultural Programs Across Arkansas | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
The Arkansas Humanities Council is trying to find a way forward after the Trump administration cut National Endowment for the Humanities funding earlier this month.
There's a brewing clash between Trump and DOGE with cost-cutting at odds with the president's long-stated dream
Community celebrations being planned to commemorate the nation's 250th anniversary next year are at risk of being significantly scaled back or canceled.


Chester County History Center loses $100,000 grant for digitization
WEST CHESTER — In the wake of budget cuts, the Chester County History Center was informed last week via email that a $100,000 federal grant has been cancelled. History Center President Conor Hepp said in a Friday afternoon social media post that the center was “disappointed and frankly frustrated” with the funding loss. While counting on the grant funding, the history center has already spent thousands of dollars to digitize the collection, for …
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