Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Sciencenter Will Partner With Regional Libraries to Expand Equitable Access to Hands-on Stem Learning by Leveraging and Supporting Public Libraries as Trusted Spaces That Offer Relevant and Engaging Experiences. the Project Team Will Use Input From Prior Library Collaborations and Listening Sessions to Co-create Stem Activity Kits and Establish a Learning Community With Library Educators to Support Locally Relevant Stem Learning Opportunities That Address Regional Challenges. Project Activities Will Include Prototyping Activities With Museum and Library Visitors, Disseminating Kits for At-home and Library Learning, and a Developmental Evaluation. as a Result, the Museum Will Strengthen Partnerships to Reach New Audiences With a Focus on Rural Communities and Libraries; Regional Libraries and Families Will Increase Their Capacity to Facilitate Stem Learning; and Children Will Improve Science Process Skills Through Increased Stem Learning and Engagement.
Committed
$249,660
Paid out
$99.1K
40%
Committed, not yet paid
$150.5K
60%
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