Thanks to your support, AHA’s Road Scholars are back! Apply now to bring a Road Scholar to your community, to give your audience a fascinating talk on history, folklore, genealogy, art and literature, film and theatre, sports, and more!
NOTE: If you’re looking for a Road Scholar talk already scheduled in your community, you can find it on our public Events Calendar!
SINCE 1987, AHA’s ROAD SCHOLARS have crisscrossed Alabama, providing fascinating programming for local communities across the state.
AHA’s roster of Road Scholars includes historians, storytellers, authors, artists, poets, musicians, educators, veterans, journalists, genealogists, theologians, and philosophers. And they each have a story to share. Or, two. Or, three. Or more!
AHA’s Road Scholars Speakers Bureau features:
35+ scholars | 100+ presentations
View our complete catalog of available presentations, organized by scholar.
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View our complete catalog of available presentations, organized by topic.
View TopicsHow can I bring a Road Scholar to my community?
1. Learn about our speakers and their presentations.
2. Read our Road Scholars grant guidelines to learn how to apply.
3. Apply for the speaker and talk you’re interested in bringing to your local venue!
Applying for a Road Scholar presentation is easy:
• Rolling deadline, the 1st of each month.
• Simple, straightforward application.
• Email us with any questions: [email protected]
Disclaimer:
The views and opinions expressed in Road Scholar presentations do not necessarily represent those of the Alabama Humanities Alliance. AHA distributes grants and conducts programs that encourage constructive dialogue and lifelong learning. As a nonpartisan and nonprofit organization, AHA does not endorse or promote a particular political, religious, or ideological point of view, nor does it advocate a particular program of social or political action.