Federal grant · project grant (b)
Arab and Muslim Cultural Awareness [michigan Humanities (MH) Requests a Chair?s Grant in the Amount of $25,000 to Support Their Efforts to Reach Arab, Muslim, and Other Middle Eastern Communities in Detroit by Partnering With the University of Michigan (UM) to Document, Map, and Archive the Diversity of Middle Eastern Cultures in Detroit Through Community Archiving Programs, a Photographic and Oral History Exhibition, and Updating an Existing Public Website on Migration in Michigan to Include the Histories of Middle Eastern Migrants. MH Will Subaward $25,000 to the University of Michigan; MH Staff Will Use Existing General Operating Support Funds to Work Alongside Um to Monitor, Advise, and Promote the Project.]
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