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FY24 Project Abstract Wing Luke Memorial Foundationproject Titlewing Luke Museums New Permanent Exhibition Honoring Our Journey 2.0 Japanese American Incarceration Experience Related Curriculum and School Toursgrant AWARD110084SITESMULTIPLE Siteswing Luke Memorial Foundation Will Design and Fabricate a New Permanent Exhibition Japanese American Incarceration Experience Within Their Permanent Exhibition Honoring Our Journey 2.0 at the Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience. the Exhibition Will Tell the Broader History of Japanese American World War Ii Incarceration Using Personal Stories and Archival Research to Highlight the Histories of Puyallup Detention Facility and Minidoka Concentration Camp the Main Sites Where the Majority of Seattles Japanese American Community Was Incarcerated. This Core Exhibition Will Provide a Foundation to Generate New Educational Programs Public Programs School Tours Curriculum and Teacher Trainings to Educate Visitors and Students About the Incarceration of Japanese and Japanese Americans During World War Ii. the Museum Serves 50000 Visitors Each Year Including 2500 Students on Tours. the Exhibition Is Scheduled to Open in Fall 2025.
Committed
$110,084
Paid out
$28.6K
26%
Committed, not yet paid
$81.5K
74%
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