Federal grant · project grant (b)
In Response to COVID-19, the Cincinnati Museum Center Will Work Closely With the Public Library of Cincinnati-hamilton County to Develop a Sustainable Digital Learning Model for Greater Cincinnati. the Museum and Library Will Combine Its Strengths and Assets to Create and Deliver Synchronous and Asynchronous Virtual Experiences (save). Save Will Focus on Five Under-resourced Diverse Neighborhoods by Expanding Digital Access and Proficiency Increasing Digital Learning Engagement for Pre-k Through Fifth Grade Students Schooling All or Partially at Home and Promoting Engagement of Senior Adults to Lessen Social Isolation. the Project Will Strengthen Connections Between the Museum, Library, and Community Organizations and Develop Robust, Equity-centered Practices to Scale and Share.
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