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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience Will Partner With Community Service Organizations and a Neighborhood Community Advisory Committee to Provide Arts and Cultural Programs Centered on Health and Well-being for Its Diverse Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Communities, the General Public, and Youth Audiences. Informed by Recent Community Surveys, the Museum Will Develop Summer Arts and Music Festival Events, as Well as Host Two Year-long Artist Residencies to Support Twenty Community Clinic-based Cultural Programs. the Museum Will Also Implement an Arts Training Program in Which Two Paid Interns Are Paired With Professional Artists to Work With Youth Participants to Create an Art Installation. as a Result of the Project, Community Members Will Be Better Connected With Ways to Develop Cultural Knowledge, Competence, and Healing.
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