Funding African American History Education: Expanding Museum Resources for Schools.
This Act authorizes the National Museum of African American History and Culture to spend $10 million over five years to expand its educational programs. This means schools, teachers, and families will gain access to new, accurate digital resources, traveling exhibitions, and curricula focused on African American history. The goal is to improve public understanding and ensure this history is taught effectively.
Key points
Increased Public Access: The Museum will develop and distribute new digital resources, traveling exhibitions, and publications for students, educators, and the general public.
Teacher Support: Funds will be used for professional development, workshops, and fellowship programs to enhance the quality of African American history instruction in schools.
Funding Allocation: $2 million is authorized annually for five years (totaling $10 million) to support these educational and outreach activities.
Status:
Expired
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