Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Chicago Children?s Museum Will Reinforce Its Commitment to Diversity, Equity, Access, and Inclusion Through a Professional Development Project Focused on Staff Training Related to Race and Ethnicity. to Develop the Program, the Museum Will Work With Enrich Chicago?a Cohort of 31 Chicago Area Arts and Philanthropic Organizations Committed to Ending Racism and Systemic Oppression in the Arts Sector?and the Ywca Metropolitan Chicago. as a Result of the Training, Museum Staff Will Be More Effective in Working With Diverse Audiences and Will Use Their Newly Acquired Skills When Creating New Exhibits, Programs, or Community Engagement Strategies.
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$108,402
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