The mattatuck museum, located in downtown waterbury, connecticut, will create contactless interactives that will be accessible to individuals on their own electronic devices to allow for an enhanced…

Ended Project Grant Awarded Last action

Award ID
CAGML248261OMLS20
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$143,010

Award facts

Assistance listing
45.312 National Leadership Grants
Completion date
Funding
  • $120,510.00 Federal
  • $22,500.00 Non-federal
Place of performance
Waterbury, CT 06702, USA

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Description

The mattatuck museum, located in downtown waterbury, connecticut, will create contactless interactives that will be accessible to individuals on their own electronic devices to allow for an enhanced visitor experience during the coronavirus pandemic and a safer experience once visitor restrictions are lifted. The museum will adapt its existing programs and develop new interactives by using a platform to create a web-based application that visitors can access on their phones. The museum will also increase IT accessibility by providing resources for non-english speakers, as well as WI-FI, places to charge phones, and small tablets for individuals who may not have access to smart devices. Throughout the development process and in the first 3-6 months of the implementation process, the museum will invite people of different ages, backgrounds, and abilities to assist with assessment of the interactives.

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Who received award CAGML248261OMLS20?

CAGML248261OMLS20 was awarded to The Mattatuck Historical Society by Institute of Museum and Library Services (National Foundation on the Arts and Humanities) on October 1, 2020.

How much is award CAGML248261OMLS20 worth?

$143,010 has been obligated on CAGML248261OMLS20: $120,510 in federal funding and $22,500 in non-federal funding.

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