"Make up a story. Narrative is radical, creating us at the very moment it is being created.”

                                                  --Toni Morrison

We at Project Humanities understand and embrace the power of words and the importance of stories and storytelling. We know that lives are changed, ideas are challenged, and connections are made. As part of Project Humanities’ 10th-year anniversary celebration, we invite you to … 

Tell [us] a story--a small story, a true story--a story from your heart, a story from your life. Tell me of a time when you lost something--your keys, your heart, your mind, your mother or father, your way in the world--or tell me about a small joy you had today. Tell me a story--and your telling it will change you--and your telling it will change me--and such stories will move us both closer to the light.” (ASU Professor Emeritus G. Lynn Nelson, 2004)

Please share a story up to 3 minutes about what Project Humanities means to you, how our presence and programming have impacted you, and why and how Project Humanities’ work has relevance for now and the future. Just tell us a story of how and why we matter to you by leaving a voicemail, day or night at (480) 378-7710. Your voicemail can be used to publicly demonstrate how our work over the past 10 years matters to you.

We can’t wait to hear and share your story. We are listening …

Humanity 101 Talkline Entries

In commemoration of our 10th year anniversary--2021--we seek to highlight the memories and impact of Project Humanities on those in our growing local, regional, national and even international network.

Below is a questionnaire asking about your positive experiences with Project Humanities over the years. Please share how Project Humanities has impacted you over the years, and if applicable, please also share the ways in which you have witnessed Project Humanities’ growth and evolution.

Ten Years of TLC Testimonials on YouTube