Maritime History Impact in Rhode Island's Coastal Communities
GrantID: 6128
Grant Funding Amount Low: Open
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: Open
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Grant Overview
The target outcome of this funding is to preserve Rhode Island's maritime history, with a focus on fishing and shipbuilding industries. By partnering with local historians, the project aims to create educational materials that preserve this rich heritage while addressing the declining knowledge of maritime skills in the community. With over 400 miles of coastline, Rhode Island has a unique maritime history that is critical to its identity. Why do these outcomes matter in Rhode Island? The state's maritime history is closely tied to its economic and cultural heritage, with many communities founded on the fishing and shipbuilding industries. For instance, a survey of Rhode Island's coastal communities found that over 60% of residents have a family history tied to the maritime industry. How will funding achieve these outcomes? Grants will support research on Rhode Island's maritime history, with a focus on fishing and shipbuilding industries. This funding prioritizes projects that create educational materials that are tailored to Rhode Island's specific history and standards, ensuring that students across the state have access to high-quality resources. Rhode Island's unique maritime history sets it apart from neighboring states like Massachusetts and Connecticut. ## Maritime History in Rhode Island Rhode Island's maritime history is a rich and complex topic, with many communities founded on the fishing and shipbuilding industries. The funding will support projects that highlight this history, particularly in areas with significant maritime heritage, such as Newport and Providence. ## Who Should Benefit from Rhode Island's Maritime History Research The funding will support research that benefits local communities, historians, and students across the state. By creating educational materials that preserve Rhode Island's maritime heritage, the project aims to promote awareness and understanding of the state's history. ## Rhode Island's Coastal Communities With over 400 miles of coastline, Rhode Island has a diverse and complex maritime landscape. Funding will support projects that not only preserve the state's maritime heritage but also make it accessible to the public.
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