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This Project Provides Funding and Centralized Support for Participation of State and Territorial Libraries and Centers for the Book in the 2018 National Book Festival Pavilion of States. the Festival Is a Major Literary Event in the United States and the Pavilion Serves as a Hub Within It. State and Territory Representatives Interact With Attendees Throughout the Daylong Festival. the Pavilion Showcases and Promotes Public Libraries; State and Territory Authors and Literary Culture; State and Territory Library Agency Programs and Services; and Literacy and Education Efforts. It Raises Awareness of the Wide Variety of Services, Content, and Practices That Enrich and Positively Impact Community Life and Individual Learning Through the Nation's Libraries.
Committed
$215,949
Paid out
$103.4K
48%
Committed, not yet paid
$112.5K
52%
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