The amistad research center will preserve and provide access to two collections of personal papers related to african americans in broadcast media: radio host and human rights activist JOE madison and…

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MH253054OMS23
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$99,978

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New Orleans, LA 70118, USA

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The amistad research center will preserve and provide access to two collections of personal papers related to african americans in broadcast media: radio host and human rights activist JOE madison and civil rights leader and government official benjamin L. Hooks. Project activities will include conducting historical assessments and collections surveys; creating detailed processing action plans; archival processing and production of online finding aids; digitizing audiovisual materials; and producing a radio version of its signature public program, "conversations in color," with JOE madison and scholar DR. David canton. This project will improve public access to the papers of hooks and madison, as well as stabilize the collections for long-term preservation.

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Who received award MH253054OMS23?

MH253054OMS23 was awarded to The Amistad Research Center by Institute of Museum and Library Services (National Foundation on the Arts and Humanities) on July 1, 2023.

How much is award MH253054OMS23 worth?

$99,978 has been obligated on MH253054OMS23.

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