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'Everyday Humanities' Expands to Community Bookstores and Welfare Centers With 11.5 Billion Won Investment — Apply Now
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- The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korea Arts & Culture Education Service have begun accepting applications for operating organizations for the '2026 Humanities Programs Using Social Cultural Facilities' project.
- A total of 1,200 programs, including 700 'Humanities on the Road', will be carried out with a total project budget of 11.5 billion won, and the target has expanded to community bookstores and welfare centers.
- Applications for 'Humanities on the Road' and 'Wisdom School' are due by May 4, and for 'Humanities for Everyone' by May 8, through 'e-Narado-um', with results to be announced at the end of May.
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