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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Retain Education/tours Staff for Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience in Seattle [the Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience in Seattle, Wa, Seeks Support for Staff Retention in Our Education Tours Area for Three Positions, Education Specialist, Senior Tour Manager, and Tour Coordinator. With These Positions, the Museum Will Sustain Core Humanities Programs and Activities Related to Asian Pacific American History in the Pacific Northwest Including Curriculum Development, Teacher Workshops, and School Field Trips Through Retention of Highly Skilled Core Education Staff Who Bring With Them Long-time Experience Working in Community, Deep Humanities Knowledge and Understanding, Established Relationships With Teachers and Schools, and Highly Developed Competencies in Live-virtual Tours Honed Over This Past Year. Tour Participants and Teachers Gain Access to Preserved and Immersive Spaces in the Museum?s Building and Neighborhood to Focus on Chinese Immigration History, Japantown, Filipino American History, Lunar New Year Traditions, and Food Heritage.] [purpose: the Purpose of This Grant Is to Support Curriculum Development, Teacher Workshops, and Live-virtual Tours of the Wing Luke Museum and Its Neighborhood. Activities to Be Performed: New Online Curriculum Will Be Completed and Teacher Training Workshops Will Be Offered on the Japanese-american World War Ii Experience. New Online Curriculum and Teacher Training Workshops Also Will Be Created for Lao, Hmong, and Khmer New Year Traditions. Live-virtual Tours of the Museum and Its Neighborhood Will Be Offered. Expected Outcomes: the Supported Activities Will Allow the Wing Luke Museum to Meet Increased Demand for Curriculum Development, Teacher Workshops, and Live-virtual Tours. Intended Beneficiaries: Tour Participants and Teachers Will Benefit From Improved Access to Preserved and Immersive Spaces in the Wing Luke Museum?s Buildings and Neighborhood. Subrecipient Activities: the Recipient Does Not Intend to Subaward Funds. ]
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