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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Georgia O'keeffe Museum Will Implement a Project to Rebuild the Museum's Capacity to Deliver Culturally-relevant Educational Experiences for Children and Adults in Santa Fe and Northern New Mexico. Project Activities Include Hiring a Full-time Community Educator, Relaunching the 4TH Grade Visit Program, Deepening the Arts Education Partnership With Milagro Middle School, Launching a Teacher Advisory Group, Implementing Community-based Bilingual (spanish and English) Programs, Reengaging a Library Partnership Program to Utilize Neighborhood Libraries as Venues for Learning Programs, and Planning and Developing a Mobile Art Truck That Will Bring Educational Resources and Enrichment Opportunities Out Into the Community. Access to Art and Creative Self-expression Will Help Individuals Find Meaning, Purpose, and Joy While Helping to Build a More Connected and Supportive Community as It Rebuilds After the COVID-19 Pandemic.
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