Sunset Project receives award
Michigan Humanities awarded $239,240 in grants to 17 organizations in support of public humanities programming. The funded projects explore a range of humanities topics and include a publication, traveling exhibit, video game, film festival, and other programming.
The Sunset Project in Alpena was one of the 17 recipients. It was awarded for its “Sanctuary Selections Film Competition.”
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