Federal grant · project grant (b)
Community Partnerships in Stem - a Project of the Sciencenter and Partners Downtown Ithaca Children?s Center and My Brother?s Keeper Ithaca - Will Expand Opportunities for Local Youth From Low-income Households to Engage With Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) Through Hands-on Programming. Sciencenter and Its Partners Will Co-develop Relevant, Accessible, and Inclusive Programs for Youth and Deliver the Programs at the Museum and at Partner Locations. as a Result of This Project, Local Youth From Low-income Households Will Come to See Science as a Process for Learning About the World Through Experimentation and Exploration That Is Relevant to Their Everyday Lives.
Committed
$233,353
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