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    LATEST AND FEATURED NEWS: UNTOLD STORIES

    Recent grant-supported projects aim to widen the scope of the American story.

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    Grantee News

    Their Land Became Part of Central Park. They’re Coming Back in a Monument.

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    Mellon News

    The Radical Blackness of Ebony Magazine

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    Grantee News

    Group Grants $1.6M for Places that Are Part of Black History

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    Shared Experience Blog

    Telling a Fuller American Story through Historic Preservation

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    Grantee News

    'Blind Injustice' Opera Sets Out To Open Eyes About Wrongful Conviction Rates

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    Emory’s Slave Voyages Website Could Help Build Case for Reparations

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    Shared Experience Blog

    Queer Southern History: Building Community Archives to Preserve a Diverse LGBTQ+ Legacy

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    Grantee News

    Mellon Foundation Grants $800K for Heartland Project

    Mellon News

    Mellon Foundation Joins Consortium Supporting Small and Mid-size Arts Organizations through $75-million NYC COVID-19 Response & Impact Fund

    Mellon News

    Millions of Dollars Are Pouring in to Help New York City Arts Groups. Will It Inspire More?

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    Shared Experiences Blog

    Mellon at 50: Language, Performance, and Democracy

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    Grantee News

    Creating a Diverse, 21st-Century Performing Arts Canon at the Apollo Theater

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    Shared Experiences Blog

    Carpetbag Theatre's "Stories that Validate and Strengthen Us"

    Grantee News

    Project Takes on Sacred Kanza Prayer Rock that Lawrence Made into Monument to Settlers

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    Shared Experiences Blog

    How Museums Are Deepening Their Commitments to Native American Perspectives

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    Grantee News

    Dance Theatre of Harlem to Build on 50-Year Legacy with $4 Million Grant

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    Grantee News

    Vocalizing Difficult Issues as Playwrights in Residence

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    Mellon News

    19 People of 2019: Emil J. Kang

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    Grantee News

    MacArthur Genius Tyshawn Sorey is Opera Philadelphia’s New Composer-in-Residence

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    Grantee News

    What City is Leading the World for Women Conductors? It Ain’t Paris or Vienna