The doseum will RE-imagine its exhibition, ?dream tomorrow today,? Focusing on underserved students in SAN antonio

The San Antonio Children's Museum will reimagine its "Dream Tomorrow Today" exhibition focusing on underserved students in San Antonio, Texas under a $192,225 project grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services' (IMLS) Museums for America program. The community-driven exhibition will provide space for children ages 4 to 11 to develop key STEM leadership skills to approach their desired futures. In developing exhibit content, the museum will partner with academic futurists, local organizations focused on underserved students, STEM-focused organizations, and a community network of families connected to those organizations. Community conversations will be convened for children and families throughout the exhibition development process to provide stakeholder feedback. The grant-funded project aligns with the Museums for America program's goal of strengthening individual museums' ability to serve the public more effectively by supporting priority activities that advance their missions and strategic goals.

The community-driven exhibition will provide a space for children ages 4 to 11 to develop key learning and stem leadership skills to approach their desired futures. In developing the exhibit content, the museum will partner with academic futurists, local organizations with a focus on underserved students, stem-focused organizations, and a community network of families connected to those organizations. Community conversations will be convened for children and families throughout the exhibition development process to elicit feedback from key stakeholders.