Federal grant
Funding Opportunity Number: P25AS00477TO Provide Federal Financial Assistance to State, Local and Tribal Governments, Other Public Entities, Educational Institutions, and Private Nonprofit Organizations to Identify, Evaluate, Interpret, and Protect Historic Battlefields and Sites Associated With Armed Conflicts on American Soil Through Non-acquisition Projects and Activities. Battlefield Interpretation Modernization Grants Provide Assistance for Projects That Deploy Technology to Modernize and Enhance Battlefield Interpretation and Education at Revolutionary War, War of 1812, and Civil War Battlefield Sites Eligible for Assistance Under the Battlefield Acquisition Grant Program Established Under 54 U.s.c. 308104.AWARD Synopsis: the American Battlefield Trust Will Produce Eight Short Documentaries Highlighting Major Battlefield Moments, Including Chickamauga, Saratoga, Gettysburg, and Shiloh. Using Actors, Historians, Animation, 3D Artifacts, VR, and Ar, the Films Will Showcase Figures Who Shaped American History. They Will Be Freely Accessible on Various Platforms and Suitable for All Ages. Beneficiaries: Non-profit and the General Public. Subawards: N a
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$180,000
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