Thanks Clarice for your quick reply. Do you know if any of the communities did programs specifically about the Great Depression?
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On Behalf Of Clarice Britton
Sent: Friday, July 18, 2014 10:43 AM
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Subject: Re: Journey Stories and the Great Depression
Hello Carol,
I have attached information on when we had Journey Stories. I hope this helps you.
Thank you,
Clarice
Clarice Britton, Operations Manager
Missouri Humanities Council
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On Behalf Of Harsh, Carol
Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2014 12:49 PM
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Subject: Journey Stories and the Great Depression
Hi all,
I need your help.
The Smithsonian has a broad initiative relating to Immigration and migration. As such, I’ve been asked to pull together by noon tomorrow a list of programs, exhibitions, or educational activities that relate to the
Great Depression done by communities that have hosted Journey Stories. So, I am digging through tons of close out reports to find some examples. We need the name of the organization, town, state, and one sentence about their project or program.
It would be enormously helpful if any of you that have been involved with Journey Stories could help me think this out a bit more.
Thanks in advance for any ideas or recollections about programs done in your state. Please send your comments to me directly,
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Best,
Carol