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Alabama Humanities Foundation mission is to foster learning, understanding and appreciation of our people, communities and cultures. As an independent nonprofit partner with the National Endowment for the Humanities, the AHF supports and offers programs that will enhance the minds and enrich the lives of Alabamians.

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  • Introducing our final new AHF Board Member, Dr. Elliot Knight! Elliot A. Knight, PhD, of Montgomery is executive director of Alabama State Council on the Arts. An Opelika native, he earned three degrees from The University of Alabama, including a BA in Visual Communication, an MA in American Studies and a PhD in Interdisciplinary Studies. He serves on the Montgomery Public Art Commission, Montgomery Art Guild, University of Alabama Community Affairs Board of Advisors and Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts Junior Executive Board. He is a Blackburn Institute Fellow and co-founded and developed the nationally recognized Black Belt 100 Lenses Program, a participatory photography and arts program that worked with high school students in 12 Alabama Black Belt counties from 2007-12. Dr. Knight developed and taught several courses at the University of Alabama in the Department of Art History, the Honors College and Department of American Studies. He also served as director of the Arts Living Learning Community at The University of Alabama. Prior to being named executive director of the Council, he served as deputy director. In his first five years at the council, he served as the Visual Arts Program manager and director of the Georgine Clarke Alabama Artists Gallery. Welcome, Dr. Knight!

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