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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum, Based in New York City, Will Broaden Outreach for Its Long-standing Leadership and Science Program for Girls to Provide Families and Communities With an Essential Support Network. in Particular, the Museum Will Encourage Youth From Low-income Neighborhoods, Which Have Been Especially Hard-hit by the Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic, to Pursue Education and Careers in Stem (science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) Fields. the Museum's Free Yearlong Program Integrates Stem Disciplines Into Real-world Experiences and Applications, Introduces Girls to Female Role Models Active in Stem Fields, and Provides Girls With Social and Professional Support, Including Near-peer Mentors From the Program's Alumnae Network. the Museum Will Conduct Community Outreach at New York City Housing Authority Housing Sites and Develop Informational Resources That Are Welcoming, Inclusive, and Culturally Responsive to Enable Parents and Caregivers to Encourage Youth Participation.
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