Learning About Diversity Through Art pPilot program designed to help children develop awareness of and positive attitudes about their own and other cultures through exposure and hands-on experiences with art from various countries

Colors of Spanish weekly Spanish story time incorporating books, stories, music, songs, rhythms, movement to foster appreciation of Spanish language and cultures

Kids Gone Wild hands-on, curriculum-based science- focused after school program for at-risk youth

Community literacy project expanding collection to include more books authored by people of color and books requested by teachers

Installation of outdoor learning and playspace equipment

Developing placed-based curriculum for grades 2-6 based on four historically themed murals in downtown Keene, NH

Outdoors for All initiative to provide teachers with skills, tools and confidence to use outdoor space as a classroom

Kids Friday education program and curriculum kits for teachers, librarians, home school parents

“A is for Artifact” exhibit for children age 11 and under, expansion of hands-on learning activities, and weekly seasonal children’s programming to engage young visitors with objects in the collection

Roxbury Youth Initiative — Who Runs the World? Girls!

Mission Hill Summer Program — Individual Artistry, Social Activism: Enrichment and Empowerment Through Music

Franklin I-O Science — Discovering the Roots and Ramifications of Environmental Justice

Farm and nature education programs

Education, mentoring and resources for teachers of children from birth to 5 years on the autism spectrum

Literacy grant to provide cd players, headphones, read-along books and other audio tools in English and Spanish for children below their suggested reading level

Five additional master storytellers’ stories and related projects for K-3 Storytelling Learning Lab