Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Intrepid Museum Will Create Accessible and Interactive Exhibits Within Seven Compartments in Intrepid’s Medical Facility, Known as Sick Bay. the Exhibits Will Blend Storytelling With Multisensory Elements and Advanced Augmented Reality (AR) Experiences and Engage Visitors With the Experiences of Medical Personnel and Their Patients. the Cross-departmental Museum Team Will Partner With the Nyu Ability Project, Experts in Creating Accessible Environments Through Assistive Technology and Adaptive Design for People With Disabilities. the Project Team Will Also Engage With a Media Group That Combines Producers and Ar Technology Experts. Throughout the Project, Disability Advisory Group, Self-advocates With a Range of Lived Experience and Expertise, Will Provide Continuous Feedback on Each Exhibit Element. This Project Will Address an Ongoing and Documented Interest From Visitors of All Ages and Geographic Regions in Accessing More of the Ship's Historic Areas, of Which Only 44% Are Currently Open to the Public.
Committed
$250,000
Paid out
$27.3K
11%
Committed, not yet paid
$222.7K
89%
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