Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Cincinnati Museum Center Will Develop a Permanent Exhibition to Showcase Its Invertebrate Paleontology Collection and Develop Related Educational Programming That Builds on a Strong Commitment to Gender Equity. Using Focus Groups, Prototypes, Surveys, and Feedback From Existing Programs, the Museum Will Incorporate Community Input From Key Audiences Into the Design of the 4,800 Square-foot Immersive Gallery, Which Will Blend Science, History, and Technology. the Museum Will Engage External Designers to Create Schematic and Final Exhibit Designs. the Museum Will Develop and Test Related Educational Programs for Families and Students, With a Special Focus on Engaging Girls Ages 7 to 14 in Stem Activities.
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$250,000
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