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The Destined Basket Weaver: Enos Banda’s Fight against Polio and Apartheid“I think, in a way, my physical disability saved my life.”
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“Masters of Tradition” Story Map Spotlights America’s Cultural DiversitySince 1982, the NEA has awarded National Heritage Fellowships to an astonishingly diverse group of artists.
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Why Every Filipino American Should Know about Larry ItliongLarry Itliong led one of the most important social justice movements in American history, yet so many are unaware.
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Feed the “Birds of 400 Voices”: Cultivating Mexican Music Traditions in CaliforniaLos Cenzontles was about teaching Mexican music and dance traditions, but it was also about much more.
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New Internship and Fellowship Available: Catalan-American Cultural Heritage ExchangeThe Center will welcome interns and fellows from Catalonia into a robust cohort from Washington, D.C., across the United States and around the world.
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Research Brazilian Culture in Smithsonian Latino Initiative Internship to Fellowship ProgramApplications are due June 23, 2019.
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Now Available: Free Cultural Documentation Online Course in TibetanMethods and Techniques for Documenting and Preserving Tibetan Culture is available now on the SmithsonianX platform.
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Fall Fellowship Opportunity: Music Heritage in the District of ColumbiaFellows will explore the preservation of cultural heritage at a site that is on or eligible to be on the National Register of Historic Places in the Washington, D.C.
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Stories of a Tibetan Wild Child-Turned-LinguistIn my village, most girls stay at home and do domestic work. I was a bit of a wild child.
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