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Find similar grantsAAAM & AACRN Grant Program is sponsored by Association of African American Museums. Provides grants for projects related to African American cultural heritage, including survey and planning, research, interpretation, and digitization.
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AAAM and AACRN Program – Association of African American Museums Association of African American Museums > AAAM and AACRN Program Through a partnership with the National Park Service’s African American Civil Rights Network, the Association of African American Museums announces the AAAM & AACRN Grant Program. In order to be eligible for the funding source, all interested organizations must join the African American Civil Rights Network.
Eligibility for the AAAM x AACRN Grants: Applicants for funding must have been added to the AACRN by January 8, 2025. Once eligible, interested parties may apply here .
Applications for the AAAM & AACRN Grants will be available through the following timeline: AAAM-AACRN Grant Guidelines 2025: Click Here Eligible costs for AAAM/AACRN Grant: Research and Documentation Interpretation and Education Augmented Reality/Virtual Reality Custom Mobile App Development AAAM African American Civil Rights Network Info Session The AAAM staff is working remotely at this time.
Please send all inquiries to info@blackmuseums. org .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations listed in the African American Civil Rights Network (AACRN). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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