Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Broad Will Continue to Develop Its Diversity Apprenticeship Program: a Model for Equity in Museum Careers?a Project to Create Career Opportunities for Those Who Are Currently Underrepresented on Museum Staffs. the Project Will Amplify the Apprenticeship Model and the Work Required From Institutions to Nurture an Apprentice in Order to Move the Museum Field Toward More Equitable Workforce Strategies. the Broad Will Offer an Art Handling Apprenticeship to 16 Apprentices, Providing Them the Opportunity to Jumpstart Their Museum Careers. They Will Provide Training Opportunities for Museum Partners and Apprentices Around Issues of Diversity, Equity, Accessibility, and Inclusion, and Create Online Trainings and Resources to Lay a Groundwork for Apprenticeships to Become as Standard as Internships Have Been in the Museum Field.
Committed
$776,466
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