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Grants paid by North Carolina Humanities Council, tax year 2023
EIN 56-1153601 · Charlotte, NC · Form 990, Schedule I
In tax year 2023, North Carolina Humanities Council (EIN 56-1153601) reported 17 grants paid totaling $319,194. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.
Every grant, 2023
| Tax year | Recipient | Match | Amount | Type | Purpose | Source filing |
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| 2023 | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Carolina Public Humanities Chapel Hill, NC | A | $25,000 | paid | "FINDING COMMON GROUND" USES ARTS AND HISTORY TO FOSTER DIALOGUE AND REFLECTION ABOUT THE REALITIES OF PREJUDICE AS WELL AS THE POSSIBILITIES THAT COME FROM INTERSECTIONAL PARTNERSHIPS. WE WILL HOST TWO 3-PART INTERACTIVE SERIES ABOUT THE EXPERIENCES AND CULTURAL CONTRIBUTIONS OF HISTORICALLY MARGINALIZED GROUPS IN NC. THE SERIES WILL TAKE PLACE IN DURHAM, NC IN FALL 2023 AND IN GREENVILLE, NC IN SPRING 2024. PARTICIPANTS WILL TAKE AN IN-DEPTH LOOK AT THE HISTORICAL EXPERIENCES AND PRESENT-DAY CHALLENGES OF JEWS, MUSLIMS, AND IMMIGRANTS IN NC THROUGH THE LENS OF THE LOCAL COMMUNITIES. EACH SESSION WILL FOSTER CULTURAL LITERACY FOR PARTICIPANTS AND THE OPPORTUNITY FOR SINCERE, INTERGROUP RELATIONSHIP-BUILDING AMONGST LEADERS AND PARTICIPANTS. PARTICIPANTS WILL HONE THEIR ABILITIES TO PRODUCTIVELY EMPATHIZE WITH PEOPLE OF DIFFERENT IDENTITIES, TO DECODE POPULAR REPRESENTATIONS OF HISTORICALLY MARGINALIZED GROUPS, AND TO CREATE ACTION PLANS TO FOSTER GREATER CONNECTION ACROSS DIFFERENCES. | 202432569349301768 |
| 2023 | University of North Carolina General Administration Chapel Hill, NC | A | $25,000 | paid | SUPPORT THE CREATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF ENGAGING, INCLUSIVE AND FACTUALLY ACCURATE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR GRADE 8-12 STUDENTS AND TEACHERS ON THE DOCUMENTARY FEATURE INSURRECTION 1898, WHICH TELLS THE STORY OF A COUP D'TAT IN WILMINGTON, NC, IN WHICH WHITE SUPREMACISTS OVERTHREW THE MULTI-RACIAL GOVERNMENT OF NC'S LARGEST CITY THROUGH A COORDINATED CAMPAIGN OF VIOLENCE AND INTIMIDATION THAT DESTROYED BLACK POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC POWER, IMPOSED WHITE CONTROL, AND LED TO THE DEATH OF UP TO 150 BLACK RESIDENTS. THESE RESOURCES WILL ADDRESS THESE KEY HUMANITIES NARRATIVES: CITY OF HOPE: PROGRESS AND PROMISE OF BLACK WILMINGTONIANS, 1897; WHITE SUPREMACY AND POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC POWER; DISENFRANCHISEMENT OF BLACK VOTERS IN THE AMERICAN SOUTH; POWER OF WHITE-OWNED NEWSPAPERS AND THE ROLE OF THE BLACK PRESS; THE IMPACT OF RACIAL VIOLENCE ON WEALTH INEQUALITY; THE LEGACY OF RACIAL TERROR AND TRAUMA; AND HISTORY, POWER, AND CONTROL OF THE NARRATIVE. | 202432569349301768 |
| 2023 | Black Mountain College Museum Arts Center Asheville, NC | A | $20,000 | paid | THE FARM AT BLACK MOUNTAIN COLLEGE, CO-CURATED BY DAVID SILVER AND BRUCE JOHANSEN, WILL BE ON VIEW AT BMCM+AC IN ASHEVILLE FROM SEPT 2024-JAN 2025. BUILT FROM A DECADE'S WORTH OF ORIGINAL ARCHIVAL RESEARCH, THE EXHIBITION FOLLOWS RENEGADE STUDENTS, FACULTY, FAMILIES, FARMERS, AND COMMUNITY PARTNERS AS THEY START AND SUSTAIN A CAMPUS FARM IN THE 1930S, BUILD A BETTER FARM IN THE '40S, AND WATCH IT ALL COLLAPSE IN THE '50S. THE EXHIBITION ESTABLISHES A NEW HISTORY OF BMCONE THAT SPOTLIGHTS THE VITAL CONTRIBUTIONS STUDENTS MADE TO THE FARM AND COLLEGE; THE WAR-TIME EFFORTS MADE BY AN ALL-FEMALE STUDENT BODY TO BUILD THE LAKE EDEN FARM; AND THE MANY LONG-LASTING COLLABORATIONS BETWEEN THE COLLEGE AND THE COMMUNITY, SHATTERING THE MYTH THAT BMC WAS DIVORCED AND DISTANT FROM ITS NEIGHBORS. FINALLY, THE EXHIBITION SHOWS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN COMMUNAL LIVING IS NO LONGER COMMUNAL, AND OFFERS THE FIRST EVER DETAILED ACCOUNT OF THE FALL OF THE COLLEGE, A DRAMATIC AND OFTEN DANGEROUS STORY. | 202432569349301768 |
| 2023 | Guilford College Greensboro, NC | A | $20,000 | paid | GUILFORD'S FREEDOM TRAILS IS A PROJECT SEEKING FUNDING FROM NC HUMANITIES TO DEEPEN STUDENTS' UNDERSTANDING OF THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD IN GUILFORD COUNTY, NC. THE INITIATIVE AIMS TO EQUIP A CLASS OF TITLE I NINTH AND TENTH-GRADE STUDENTS IN GREENSBORO WITH EMPATHY, UNDERSTANDING, AND RESPECT THROUGH INTERACTIVE ACTIVITIES. A WALKING TOUR OF THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD TRAIL IN GUILFORD COLLEGE WOODS WILL BE FOLLOWED BY A HUMANITIES-BASED DISCUSSION. LED BY HUMANITIES EXPERTS FROM GUILFORD COLLEGE, THE TOUR PROVIDES HISTORICAL CONTEXT AND MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES. DISCUSSIONS EXPLORE THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD AND ITS CONTEMPORARY RELEVANCE, FOSTERING CRITICAL THINKING AND EMPATHY. A TEAM OF EXPERTS WILL DEVELOP A COMPREHENSIVE CURRICULUM TO COMPLEMENT THE TOUR. THE PROJECT TIMELINE SPANS ONE YEAR, WITH INITIAL PHASES FOCUSING ON OUTREACH, PARTNERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, AND CURRICULUM CREATION. | 202432569349301768 |
| 2023 | Invisible Histories Project Birmingham, AL | A | $20,000 | paid | QUEER HISTORY SOUTH (QHS) ACTS AS A NETWORK OF PEOPLE PRESERVING, AND RESEARCHING LGBTQ HISTORY IN THE US SOUTH. TO SUPPORT EACH OTHER IN THIS WORK AND DEVELOP BEST PRACTICES IN THE FIELD, QHS HOLDS A CONFERENCE EVERY TWO YEARS FOCUSED ON IMPROVING OUR CONNECTIONS, KNOWLEDGE, AND SKILLSETS. THE CONFERENCE IS IDEAL FOR SCHOLARS, HISTORIANS, ARCHIVISTS, EDUCATORS AND THOSE WORKING TO PRESERVE SOUTHERN LGBTQ HISTORY IN BOTH FORMAL AND INFORMAL WAYS. 2024 WILL BE THE THIRD QHS CONFERENCE HELD SINCE 2019 (2019 BIRMINGHAM, AL; 2022 DALLAS, TX).THE DISPARITIES LGBTQ FACE BOTH REGIONALLY AND NATIONALLY PLAY A CRITICAL FACTOR IN THE UNDER- AND MISREPRESENTATION OF LGBTQ HISTORY SPECIFICALLY IN THE SOUTH. QHS SEEKS TO REMEDY THIS DEFICIT BY PROVIDING THOSE INTERESTED (ACADEMICS, PROFESSIONALS, AND COMMUNITY) IN THE LOCATION, PRESERVATION, AND RESEARCH OF SOUTHERN LGBTQ HISTORY WITH THE SKILLS THEY NEED TO PURSUE THESE EFFORTS AND A NETWORK OF LIKEMINDED PEOPLE WITH WHOM TO COLLABORATE. | 202432569349301768 |
| 2023 | Center for Cultural Preservation Inc Hendersonville, NC | A | $20,000 | paid | WE ARE BLESSED WITH HISTORIC PRESERVATION EFFORTS ALL AROUND US, FROM RESTORING OLD BUILDINGS TO MUSEUMS AND GENEALOGICAL LIBRARIES. BUT WHAT OFTEN GETS MISSED IS THE PEOPLE WHO LIVED IN THOSE HOMES, WROTE THOSE OLD BALLADS & WORE THE OLD CLOTHES. WE PRESERVE THE REMNANTS OF WHAT THE PAST OFFERED BUT FORGET TO DOCUMENT THE OLD FOLKS WHO ARE STILL HERE TODAY WITH A TREASURE-CHEST OF KNOWLEDGE THAT COULD HELP US SOLVE PROBLEMS WE ARE ENCOUNTERING TODAY. THE CENTER SEEKS A GRANT TO PRESERVE AND MAKE ACCESSIBLE OVER 20 YEARS WORTH OF RECORDED ORAL HISTORIES AND APPLY THE INSIGHTS AND WISDOM OF OUR ELDERS TO TODAY'S SOCIAL, ENVIRONMENTAL, AND ECONOMIC CHALLENGES. WE WILL MAKE THIS KNOWLEDGE ACCESSIBLE TO THE PUBLIC. THE RESILIENCE OF OUR ELDERS OFFERS PROFOUND LESSONS TODAY TO OUR YOUTH ON THE POWER OF COMMUNITY AND INTERCONNECTEDNESS. WE ARE COLLABORATING WITH THE BLACK HISTORY RESEARCH GROUP, THE HENDERSON COUNTY GENEALOGICAL & HISTORY GROUP & THE EASTERN BAND OF CHEROKEE INDIANS. | 202432569349301768 |
| 2023 | Charlotte Museum of History Charlotte, NC | A | $20,000 | paid | IN MARCH OF 2024, THE MUSEUM WILL UNVEIL A NEW EXHIBITION TO TELL THE STORY OF THE NATIONAL NEGRO OPERA COMPANY AND IT'S FOUNDER MARY CARDWELL DAWSON. THIS IS THE STORY OF DANCERS, SINGERS, MUSICIANS, SET DESIGNERS, COSTUME DESIGNERS, PAINTERS, AND THE ENTIRE PRODUCTION TEAM. IT IS THE STORY OF SEGREGATION, OF LACK OF FUNDING, BUT ALSO OF PERSEVERANCE AND DRIVE AS A BLACK VIOLIN PLAYER JOINED THE WHITE PITTSBURG ORCHESTRA TO ACCOMPANY A BLACK CAST. IT IS ALSO THE STORY OF HOW A WOMAN FROM THE PIEDMONT OF NORTH CAROLINA CARVED OUT A SPACE FOR HERSELF AND A TALENTED GROUP OF PERFORMERS IN A WORLD WHERE SEPARATE WAS ANYTHING BUT EQUAL. THIS EXHIBIT INTENDS TO BREAK DOWN PERCEIVED BARRIERS SURROUNDING OPERA AS A GENRE, TO CREATE DIALOGUE AROUND ISSUES OF SEGREGATION AND ACCESS IN THE CIVIL RIGHTS ERA, AND TO DEMONSTRATE THE CONTINUED IMPACT OF DAWSON AND THE COMPANY ON NOT ONLY THE PIEDMONT OF NORTH CAROLINA, BUT ALSO THE COUNTRY AS A WHOLE. | 202432569349301768 |
| 2023 | Federation of North Carolina Historical Societies Raleigh, NC | A | $20,000 | paid | START-UP OF A NEW N.C. HISTORY DAY REGION - FUNDING FROM THIS GRANT WILL FACILITATE THE START-UP A NEW REGION IN THE SANDHILLS AREA IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE (UNC PEMBROKE). FUNDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR NC TEACHER FUNDS WILL SUPPORT THE TUITION FOR 8 TEACHERS TO ATTEND THE FALL 2023 HISTORICAL ARGUMENTATION COURSE LED BY NATIONAL HISTORY DAY AND THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS WITH PRIORITY GIVEN TO EDUCATORS LOCATED IN ONE OF NC'S 78 RURAL COUNTIES.PROVIDING TEACHING AND INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS THIS FUNDING WILL SUPPORT THE PURCHASE AND DISTRIBUTION OF TEACHING AND INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS TO HELP PROVIDE NC TEACHERS WITH THE RESOURCES NEEDED TO LEAD THEIR STUDENTS THROUGH THE NATIONAL HISTORY DAY PROGRAM. MAKING THE EXHIBIT CATEGORY ACCESSIBLE - NATIONAL HISTORY DAY'S MOST POPULAR PROJECT CATEGORY WITH TEACHERS AND STUDENTS ALIKE IS THE EXHIBIT CATEGORY. FUNDS WOULD BE USED TO PURCHASE EXHIBIT BOARDS FOR STUDENTS IN OUR TITLE I SCHOOLS. | 202432569349301768 |
| 2023 | Isla- Immersion for Spanish Language Acquisition Durham, NC | A | $20,000 | paid | ISLA PROVIDES FREE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES AND PROGRAMS TO MORE THAN 200 SPANISH SPEAKING LATINE STUDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES IN THE NORTH CAROLINA TRIANGLE AREA. A HISTORICALLY UNDERSERVED GROUP DUE TO NUMEROUS BARRIERS, ISLA EXISTS TO BRIDGE THE ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AND OPPORTUNITY GAPS FOR THE LATINE COMMUNITY. THROUGH OUR WEEKLY HERITAGE LANGUAGE AND CULTURAL IMMERSION PROGRAM, ISLA LOS SBADOS, WE PROVIDE LATINE CHILDREN IN PREK THROUGH 12TH GRADE WITH A CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE EDUCATION THAT REFLECTS THEIR BACKGROUNDS AND EXPERIENCES. CHILDREN BASE THEIR VISIONS OF THEIR FUTURES ON WHAT THEY SEE IN THEIR EVERYDAY ENVIRONMENTS. IN THEIR CLASSROOMS AT ISLA, WE HOPE THAT STUDENTS CAN ENVISION WHAT'S POSSIBLE FOR THEM WHEN THEY SEE THE SPANISH LANGUAGE AND LATIN AMERICAN CULTURES CELEBRATED EVERY SATURDAY. | 202432569349301768 |
| 2023 | Johnston County Heritage Center Smithfield, NC | A | $20,000 | paid | ALL HISTORY IS LOCAL HISTORY, BUT STUDENTS OFTEN LEARN PRIMARILY ABOUT PEOPLE, PLACES, AND EVENTS OUTSIDE THEIR OWN LOCAL COMMUNITY OR REGION. THE GOAL OF THIS PROJECT IS TO PROVIDE BETTER ACCESS TO PRIMARY SOURCE MATERIALS RELATED TO JOHNSTON COUNTY THAT SHED LIGHT ON IMPORTANT TOPICS ALIGNED WITH THE SOCIAL STUDIES CURRICULUM EMPLOYED IN LOCAL CLASSROOMS. WE WILL COLLABORATE WITH AN AMERICAN HISTORY TEACHER IN THE COUNTY'S CAREER AND TECHNICAL LEADERSHIP ACADEMY AND WITH THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM'S K-12 SOCIAL STUDIES CURRICULUM SPECIALIST TO CREATE ONLINE LESSON PLANS AND ONLINE ACCESS TO PRIMARY SOURCE MATERIALS THAT CAN BE USED BY TEACHERS AND STUDENTS EITHER AT HOME OR IN CLASSROOMS. WE WILL ALSO DEVELOP TRAVELING EXHIBITS WHICH CAN BE USED TO SHOWCASE LOCAL HISTORY IN SCHOOLS. THESE MATERIALS WILL BE TAILORED FOR 3RD GRADERS WHO LEARN ABOUT THEIR LOCAL COMMUNITY, 4TH AND 8TH GRADERS WHO STUDY NORTH CAROLINA HISTORY, AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WHO STUDY WORLD AND U.S. HISTORY. | 202432569349301768 |
| 2023 | Appalachian State University Boone, NC | A | $19,999 | paid | IN A SERIES OF FREE WORKSHOPS, SEMINARS, AND PANEL DISCUSSIONS HELD DOWNTOWN AND IN OFF-CAMPUS SPACES, HUMANITIES EXPERTS WILL HELP THE PUBLIC CONSIDER DIVERSE RURAL CULTURES CLOSELY AND IN DEPTH. SCHOLARS WILL OFFER HISTORICAL CONTEXT AND INTERPRETIVE STRATEGIES FOR THOSE REPRESENTATIONS OF RURAL LIFE SEEN IN ANNUAL LOCAL EVENTS, AS WELL AS FOR REPRESENTATIONS OF RURAL CULTURES FROM OTHER COUNTRIES. THE SERIES WILL HELP RESIDENTS OF NORTH CAROLINA'S HIGH COUNTRY AND ITS VISITORS (1) BETTER UNDERSTAND THE DIFFERENT PEOPLES THAT INHABIT RUSTIC REGIONS, AND (2) RELATE FAMILIAR LOCAL TRADITIONS TO THE CUSTOMS OF RURAL CULTURES ABROAD THAT THEY MIGHT NOT OTHERWISE HAVE OPPORTUNITIES TO ENCOUNTER. | 202432569349301768 |
| 2023 | Elon University Elon, NC | A | $19,700 | paid | THIS PROJECT BUILDS BRIDGES OF DIALOGUE ACROSS RACIAL, RELIGIOUS, GEOGRAPHIC, AND GENERATIONAL DIVISION AND CREATES SPACES OF UNDERSTANDING, HEALING, AND ACTION. IT RESPONDS TO RECENT RESEARCH REVEALING DEEP DIVIDES ACROSS RACE, CLASS, & RURAL/URBAN AREAS IN ALAMANCE COUNTY, AS WELL AS THE ROLE OF FAITH COMMUNITIES IN CATALYZING CHANGE (ALAMANCE CHOOSING HOPE 2022). THE POWER AND PLACE COLLABORATIVEA PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN THE AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURAL ARTS & HISTORY CENTER (AACAHC), MAYCO BIGELOW COMMUNITY CENTER, & ELON UNIVERSITYRESPONDS TO THIS CALL.SPECIFICALLY, WE WILL WORK WITH DIVERSE FAITH-BASED PARTNERS FROM MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES TO IDENTIFY COMMUNITY STORYTELLERS. THIS INCLUDES SITE VISITS TO DIFFERENT PLACES OF WORSHIP, NEIGHBORHOOD WALKING TOURS, A TOUR OF THE AACAHC, A COMMUNITY BOOK-CLUB, AND DIALOGUES ON LOCAL ISSUES. STUDENTS AND COMMUNITY STORYTELLERS WILL COLLABORATE TO CONDUCT AN ORAL HISTORY INTERVIEW AND CREATE A SHARABLE DIGITAL STORY. | 202432569349301768 |
| 2023 | Greenville Museum of Art Greenville, NC | A | $19,535 | paid | OPENING IN JUNE 2024, THE GREENVILLE MUSEUM OF ART (GMOA) WILL HOST "THE HOME I NEVER KNEW: NI DE AQUI, NI DE ALLA," A GROUP EXHIBITION OF ARTWORK BY LATINO/A/X ARTISTS FROM OR CURRENTLY LIVING IN THE SOUTHEAST REGION OF THE UNITED STATES. OUR CALL FOR ARTWORKS WILL INVITE LATINO/A/X ARTISTS TO SHARE ABOUT THEIR LIVES GROWING UP IN THIS REGION, INCLUDING HARDSHIPS, TRIUMPHS, AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN. RECLAIMING THE IDEA OF "NI DE AQUI, NI DE ALLA, OR NOT FROM HERE, NOR THERE," WE WILL HIGHLIGHT THE RANGE OF INDIVIDUAL AND SHARED EXPERIENCES ASSOCIATED WITH BEING BOTH "FROM HERE AND "FROM THERE," BELONGING OR NOT BELONGING, OR FEELING MENTALLY, EMOTIONALLY, OR CULTURALLY FROM ELSEWHERE. THIS PROJECT, ORGANIZED IN COLLABORATION WITH LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS CASA AZUL DE WILSON, THE ASSOCIATION OF MEXICANS IN NORTH CAROLINA (AMEXCAN), AND THE LEDONIA WRIGHT CULTURAL CENTER AT EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY (ECU), ADDRESSES THE LACKING REPRESENTATION OF LATINO/A/X VOICES IN OUR REGION. | 202432569349301768 |
| 2023 | Louise Wells Cameron Art Museum Wilmington, NC | A | $19,050 | paid | THE USCT LECTURE AND CONVERSATION SERIES FEATURING DR. SHERWIN BRYANT (NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY), JOEL COOK (ECU), STEVE NUNEZ (UCONN), AND TYANNA WEST (NC CENTRAL) IS TIMELY AND NECESSARY, AS OUR NATION CONFRONTS ENTRENCHED SYSTEMIC AND STRUCTURAL RACISM. WITH ITS GOAL OF ADDRESSING RACISM BY CONTEXTUALIZING CAM'S STEPHEN HAYES'S UNITED STATES COLORED TROOPS (USCT) SCULPTURE WITH HISTORY, THIS PROJECT BENEFITS A COMMUNITY MARRED BY A TRAGIC PAST OF WHITE SUPREMACY. BRUNSWICK COUNTY NATIVE DR. SHERWIN BRYANT WILL EXPOUND ON NEW RESEARCH INTO THE LIVES OF ENSLAVED PEOPLE IN OUR REGION, SCHOLAR AND USCT REENACTOR JOEL COOK WILL EXPLORE THE LIVES OF USCT SOLDIERS, WILMINGTON NATIVE STEVE NUNEZ WILL LOOK AT HOW THE MILITANT FIGHT BY THE USCT INFORMS THE FIGHT FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE, AND BRUNSWICK COUNTY NATIVE TYANNA WEST LOOKS DEEPLY AT GULLAH GEECHEE HERITAGE. EACH SCHOLAR WILL ALSO WORK TO CREATE A LESSON PLAN THAT CONNECTS WITH THE HISTORY OF THE AREA AND WITH CORE CURRICULUM. | 202432569349301768 |
| 2023 | Hidden Voices Cedar Grove, NC | A | $13,310 | paid | A COLLABORATIVE, COMMUNITY-BASED PROJECT USING ETHNOGRAPHY, STORY-SHARING, PORTRAITURE, AND COMMUNITY CONVERSATION CIRCLES, R TO THE POWER OF 3 EXPLORES RURAL REENTRY THROUGH THE LENS OF RECLAMATION, REDEMPTION, AND RESTORATION. THE OVERARCHING INTENT OF THE PROJECT IS TO EXPAND AND SHIFT THE DOMINANT NARRATIVE AROUND INCARCERATION AND REENTRY; TO BUILD RELATIONAL CAPACITY FOR COLLABORATION WITHIN THE JUSTICE-INVOLVED MEMBERS AND BETWEEN THE JUSTICE-INVOLVED AND OTHER COMMUNITY LEADERS; TO ENHANCE MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING AND RESPECT BETWEEN RETURNEES, FAMILY MEMBERS, FAITH AND CIVIC LEADERS, AND SERVICE PROVIDERS. R TO THE POWER OF 3 EMPLOYS MULTIPLE CREATIVE PATHWAYS FOR SHARING THESE STORIES, INCLUDING STORY CYCLES; INTERACTIVE, TRAVELING EXHIBITS; AND AUDIO/VIDEO PIECES. WHAT ARE THE UNIQUE CHALLENGES OF AND NEW POSSIBILITIES FOR REENTRY? THIS IS THE FUNDAMENTAL QUESTION WE WILL EXPLORE WITH VARIED STAKEHOLDERS IN THE COMMUNITY. | 202432569349301768 |
| 2023 | Pauli Murray Center for History and Social Justice Durham, NC | A | $10,000 | paid | COLLABORATE WITH CAROLINA K-12 TO SUPPORT AND PARTNER WITH MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATORS FROM DURHAM, WAKE, AND ORANGE COUNTIES IN A SIX-MONTH PROGRAM: THE PAULI MURRAY SOCIAL JUSTICE TEACHING FELLOWS. THROUGH A FOCUS ON THE LONG HISTORY OF ACTIVISM IN DURHAM, NC, THE FELLOWS WILL GAIN AN APPRECIATION FOR THE DIVERSE WAYS THAT EVERYDAY PEOPLE HAVE RESPONDED TO ATTEMPTS TO FOSTER DIVISION AS WELL AS ACTS OF HATE-BASED VIOLENCE. CONSEQUENTLY, FELLOWS WILL BE EMPOWERED TO TEACH COMMUNITY RESILIENCE AND LOCAL HISTORIES AS IMPORTANT PARTS OF STATE AND NATIONAL HISTORY. THE PMC, IN ALIGNMENT WITH ITS VISION OF "REALIZING A WORLD IN WHICH WHOLENESS IS A HUMAN RIGHT," GROUNDS THIS WORK IN A DESIRE TO FOSTER CROSS-CULTURAL UNDERSTANDING, AND TO OFFER RESOURCES THAT EMPOWER STUDENTS TO OBSERVE THE LEGACIES, CONTEMPORARY IMPACTS, AND FUTURE POSSIBILITIES OF MOVEMENTS FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE. THIS WORK WILL ULTIMATELY BE ROOTED IN THE SPIRIT OF THE WORK OF REV. DR. PAULI MURRAY. | 202432569349301768 |
| 2023 | Greensboro Historical Museum Inc Greensboro, NC | A | $7,600 | paid | TEACHERS ARE ASKING FOR OUR HELP IN TEACHING THE DIFFICULT TOPIC OF NC DEMOCRACY HISTORY AND CIVICS. THIS PROJECT WILL BETTER EQUIP THEM TO TEACH EFFECTIVELY, WITH THE ENGAGEMENT THAT A MUSEUM-BASED PROGRAM OFFERS. BUILDING ON OUR "NC DEMOCRACY" EXHIBITION (FUNDED IN PART BY NC HUMANITIES), THEMES DEVELOPED THROUGHOUT THE MUSEUM, AND A LIBRARY OF WEBINARS, WE HAVE RESOURCES THAT CAN BE BROUGHT INTO THE CLASSROOM, ENRICH THE ON-SITE EXPERIENCE AT THE MUSEUM AND POST-VISIT ACTIVITIES. WE ARE COORDINATING WITH GREENSBORO PUBLIC LIBRARIES AS A VENUE FOR CHECKING OUT "TRAVELING TRUNKS OF DEMOCRACY" THAT WILL BE DEVELOPED WITH THEMES RELATED TO CIVICS AND DEMOCRACY. WE ARE FOCUSING ON UNDER-SERVED COMMUNITIES AND TITLE 1 SCHOOLS.THIS GRANT WILL SUPPORT TWO EDUCATION CONSULTANTS, ONSITE TEACHER WORKSHOPS, LESSON PLANS, A TRAVELING TRUNK PROGRAM AND SUPPLEMENTARY PRINTED MATERIAL. THIS PILOT PROGRAM WILL BE GEARED TOWARDS 4TH - 5TH GRADES, BUT AVAILABLE FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL AS WELL. | 202432569349301768 |
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