July 2001 Grants
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Office of Media Relations NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE 1100 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20506 202/606-8671; FAX: 202/606-8240 HUMANITIES www.neh.gov NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES GRANTS July 2001 ALABAMA Public programs (community projects) Auburn, Auburn University .................................................................................................$9,990 PROJECT DIRECTOR: Allen T. Cronenberg, (334) 844-4946 PROJECT: Transforming America: Alabama and the Modern Civil Rights Movement DESCRIPTION: Consultation to plan a public conference with related reading and film discussions, traveling exhibitions, and curricular materials on civil rights events of the 1950s and 60s. (model projects) Birmingham, Civil Rights Institute ....................................................................................$10,000 PROJECT DIRECTOR: Angela Fisher-Hall, (205) 323-5219 PROJECT: Crossing Bridges in Education DESCRIPTION: Development of a teacher training institute and curriculum guide on ways to use museum artifacts and resources in teaching the history of the civil rights movement. Preservation Birmingham, Birmingham Museum of Art...........................................................................$3,837 PROJECT DIRECTOR: Melissa B. Falkner, (205) 254-2710 PROJECT: Purchase of light monitoring equipment to assess the lighting conditions affecting the museum's world art collections. Birmingham, University of Alabama, Birmingham..............................................................$4,084 PROJECT DIRECTOR: Patty A. Pilkerton, (205) 934-3512 PROJECT: Purchase of environmental monitoring equipment to assess storage conditions and purchase of supplies to preserve library and archival collections related to literature and history. Hayneville, Lowndes County Probate Office .......................................................................$4,506 PROJECT DIRECTOR: John E. Hulett, (334) 548-2365 PROJECT: Purchase of archival supplies, storage furniture, and environmental monitoring equipment to stabilize archival materials documenting the history of 19th- and 20th-century south Alabama. Mobile, University of South Alabama..................................................................................$4,891 PROJECT DIRECTOR: Elisa Baldwin, (334) 434-3800 PROJECT: Purchase of archival supplies and storage furniture to rehouse court records documenting the legal, social, and economic history of 19th- and 20th-century southwest Alabama. Montgomery, Montgomery County Historical Society ........................................................$5,000 PROJECT DIRECTOR: Chris Setzer, (334) 264-1837 PROJECT: Purchase of archival supplies and equipment to preserve collections of documents and photographs related to the history of 19th- and 20th-century Montgomery. (more) NEH grants to Alabama July 2001 Page 2 K-12 education programs Bay Minette, Baldwin County Board of Education ............................................................$10,000 PROJECT DIRECTOR: Nancy Danley, (334) 972-6864 PROJECT: Humanities Scholar in Residence DESCRIPTION: A collaboration between county schools and the public library to involve students in compiling a multicultural history of Baldwin county from primary sources and interviews. Tuscaloosa, University of Alabama ..................................................................................$24,857 PROJECT DIRECTOR: Elizabeth K. Wilson, (205) 348-1415 PROJECT: Alabama: Focus on Civil Rights DESCRIPTION: A professional and curriculum development for teachers from HOLT HIGH SCHOOL on the history of the civil rights movement and its impact on Alabama and the nation. Higher education programs Birmingham, Miles College ...............................................................................................$11,912 PROJECT DIRECTOR: Robert Cassanello, (205) 929-1674 PROJECT: Incorporating Global History DESCRIPTION: Planning for Social and Behavioral Science faculty to incorporate global themes and topics into the history curriculum. Faculty research at minority-oriented colleges and universities Birmingham, Miles College Robert Cassanello, (205) 929-1674......................................................................................$24,000 RESEARCH TOPIC: America's Forgotten Struggle: The Jim Crow Streetcar Boycotts Tuskegee, Tuskegee University A. Caroline Gebhard, (334) 727-8283...................................................................................$24,000 RESEARCH TOPIC: Paul Laurence Dunbar: Making a Negro Literature # # # Office of Media Relations NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE 1100 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20506 202/606-8671; FAX: 202/606-8240 HUMANITIES www.neh.gov NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES GRANTS July 2001 ALASKA Public programs (exhibitions) Anchorage, TDX Foundation.............................................................................................$41,000 PROJECT DIRECTOR: Chauncina Bourdukofsky, (907) 546-2312 PROJECT: Tanax Amaix: Interpretive Exhibit Development Project for Aleut Community of Saint Paul DESCRIPTION: Planning for a local exhibition, traveling exhibition, and a website on the history and heritage of the Aleuts of Saint Paul, in the Pribiloff Islands. (model projects) Akiachak, Yupiit School District........................................................................................$10,000 PROJECT DIRECTOR: Joseph Slats, (907) 825-4428 PROJECT: Yaaveskaniryaraq/ Clemente Course on the Humanities DESCRIPTION: An interdisciplinary college-level course integrating the humanities and Yup'ik culture and philosophy, offered to the school district staff members in three rural Alaskan villages. Preservation Haines, Sheldon Museum and Cultural Center ...................................................................$5,000 PROJECT DIRECTOR: Henriette J. Arenson, (907) 766-2366 PROJECT: Development of a long-term plan for preserving material culture collections of Alaska's native peoples. K-12 education programs Fairbanks, University of Alaska, Fairbanks.......................................................................$10,000 PROJECT DIRECTOR: Giulia R. Olivario, (907) 474-7874 PROJECT: Humanities Scholar in Residence DESCRIPTION: Inclusion of teaching materials about Sugpiaq culture and language into the 1st and 2nd grade curriculum. # # # Office of Media Relations NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE 1100 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20506 202/606-8671; FAX: 202/606-8240 HUMANITIES www.neh.gov NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES GRANTS July 2001 ARIZONA Higher education programs Tempe, Arizona State University.....................................................................................$168,368 PROJECT DIRECTOR: Asuncion Lavrin, (480) 965-0636 PROJECT: Hispanic Gendering of the Americas: Beyond Cultural and Geographical Boundaries DESCRIPTION: A five-week national institute for 25 college and university teachers on women in 20th-century Latin America and Hispanic North America. Preservation Tucson, Arizona State Museum ..........................................................................................$4,974 PROJECT DIRECTOR: Nancy Odegaard, (520) 621-6314 PROJECT: Purchase of archival materials to rehouse the museum's collection of paintings and works of art on paper by 20th-century Southwest Indian artists. # # # Office of Media Relations NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE 1100 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20506 202/606-8671; FAX: 202/606-8240 HUMANITIES www.neh.gov NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES GRANTS July 2001 ARKANSAS Preservation Little Rock, University of Arkansas, Little Rock..................................................................$4,764 PROJECT DIRECTOR: Kathryn C. Fitzhugh, (501) 324-9974 PROJECT: Purchase of supplies and equipment to preserve Arkansas Supreme Court briefs and records documenting the state's civil and legal history, 1822 to 1926. # # # Office of Media Relations NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE 1100 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20506 202/606-8671; FAX: 202/606-8240 HUMANITIES www.neh.gov NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES GRANTS July 2001 CALIFORNIA Public programs (films) Berkeley, Clarity Educational Productions, Inc...............................................................$450,000 PROJECT DIRECTOR: Connie Field, (510) 841-3469 PROJECT: Have You Heard of Johannesburg? DESCRIPTION: Production of part 1 of a three-part, six-hour documentary film series and website on the history of the international movement protesting apartheid in South Africa from 1946 to 1990. Berkeley, New Images Productions, Inc............................................................................$60,000 PROJECT DIRECTOR: Avon Kirkland, (510) 548-1790 PROJECT: Indivisible Man: The Life and Legacy of Ralph Ellison, American Writer DESCRIPTION: Completion of a 90-minute documentary film on Ralph Ellison and his novel, Invisible Man. Hollywood, Community Television of Southern California ...............................................$60,000 PROJECT DIRECTOR: Karen Hunte, (323) 953-5409 PROJECT: California: A Thematic History DESCRIPTION: Scripting of a four-hour documentary film series on major themes in California history. Los Angeles, Southern California Library for Social Studies and Research .....................$10,000 PROJECT DIRECTOR: Judy Branfman, (310) 392-2076 PROJECT: The Free Speech Movement of 1920s Los Angeles DESCRIPTION: Consultation for a documentary film on the Supreme Court "Red Flag Case" that set a precedent in the