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THE WOMEN'S MUSEUM: AN INSTITUTE FOR THE FUTURE
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The Women's Museum: An Institute for the Future opened to the public in September 2000. This museum is the legacy project of the Foundation for Women's Resources, headquartered in Austin, Texas. The Women's Museum: An Institute for the Future is located in Fair Park in Dallas and is devoted to providing a public forum for the celebration and communication of women's contributions to society. It focuses on American women, with particular attention to the 20th century.The Women's Museum: An Institute for the Future makes visible the unique, textured, and diverse stories of America?s women. Exhibits feature women?s accomplishments and highlight the importance of all women to society. Thousands of stories recount public and private triumphs and the struggles of those who would be denied their freedoms in all its forms: political, social, and spiritual.The Women?s Museum is also the nation?s educational center for women and girls. The Ronya Kozmetsky Institute for the Future offers hands-on educational programming in a 21st Century learning environment. By encouraging and reinforcing abilities, dreams, and potential, young people and adults acquire the resources and competencies to become productive workers, responsible citizens, and successful individuals. Fast-paced, specialized programs educate in areas including women?s history, life issues, and math, science, and computer literacy.
3800 Parry Ave.
Dallas,TX,75226-1752
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AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSEUM
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The African American Museum was founded in 1974 and since 1979, it has been a private nonprofit institution. On November 13, 1993 it opened a permanent facility at Fair Park in Dallas, Texas. The main objective of the Museum is presentation of meaningful experiences for children and adult audiences that would not ordinarily visit a museum. The rich heritage of black art and history is housed in four vaulted galleries and augmented by a research library. Living Black culture is experienced through entertaining, educational programs presented in the theater, studio arts area and classrooms. The Museum's permanent collections include African art; African American fine art; magazine, historical, political and community archives; and one of the largest folk art collections in the country. It is the only museum in the Southwestern United States devoted to the preservation and display of African American artistic, cultural and historical materials, by both well-known and beginning artists.
P.O. Box 150153
Dallas,TX,75315-0153
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