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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Cayton Children's Museum Will Create a Program to Help Close the 'play Divide' for Low-income Children, Which Has Been Exacerbated by the COVID-19 Pandemic. the Museum Will Build Staff Capacity by Conducting Staff-wide Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Trainings; Implementing a New Free Admission Structure; and Strengthening Its Community Programming. This Museum Also Will Provide 100 Field Trips for Kindergarten to 3RD-GRADE Students, With a Focus on Title 1 Schools, and Will Build Community-focused Partnerships, Networks, and Alliances With Local Organizations and Schools in Underserved Communities. the Program Aims to Deliver Opportunities for Purposeful Play and High-quality Arts Experiences to Thousands of Children Across Los Angeles, Both On-site at the Museum and, When Transportation Is a Barrier to Access, in Local Communities.
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$50,000
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