The First Thanksgiving: How Plimoth Patuxet Museums and the Wampanoag People Tell Their Stories TogetherAs we celebrate Thanksgiving and Native American Heritage Month, this IMLS project at Plimoth Patuxet Museums highlights "how intertwined the Wampanoag and colonial cultures were and how it is impossible to tell the story of one culture without including the other."
Take a Leaf Out of Colorado's Book: How to Encourage Early LiteracyRead how the Colorado State Library has encouraged young children and their families to read in a variety of successful ways.
Daring to Dig: New Exhibit Highlights Courageous Women in PaleontologyThe Paleontological Research Institution in Ithaca, New York, tells the inspiring stories of accomplished historical and contemporary women who were pioneers in the field of paleontology.
A Pipeline to Poetry: Youth Connect Communities Through National Student Poets ProgramAs we celebrate poetry this April, the youth ambassadors of the National Student Poets Program are hard at work collaborating with libraries and museums across the country to share the positive impact that poetry has on communities.
Diverse Audiences, Diverse Needs: Virtual Program Provides Education for AllThe Intrepid Museum, whose maritime collection on the Hudson River includes the aircraft carrier Intrepid, is boosting its virtual science, engineering, and history educational resources for around 12,000 local residents thanks to an IMLS CARES Act grant.
Remembering Emmett Till: From Chicago to Mississippi, Connecting Visitors with Location-Based HistoryTo call attention to the racial injustice that Till’s death represents, the Mississippi-based Emmett Till Memorial Project created a smartphone app to guide visitors through virtual or on-site tours of 22 sites related to his murder.
From Coding to Watercolor Painting, a Volunteer-Led Library Program is Putting Learning in the Hands of the CommunityA National Leadership Grant for Libraries to the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh is empowering community members to learn together.
Never Too Late to Learn: Philadelphia Program Delivers Digital Literacy Among Adult LearnersHow do you use a computer or write an email? An IMLS grant is teaching community members the valuable digital skills they need in today’s world.
Filling In the Map: Presenting and Preserving Native Alaskan History“Our Grandparents’ Names on the Land,” a Native American Museum Services Grant to the Sealaska Heritage Institute, brings interactive stories of the past into the present.
