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EXHIBIT A <br />open at the New Mexico History Museum in Santa Fein May 2015, about the dispersion of Jews <br />from the Iberian Peninsula following the Expulsion, including to NM; (3) the National Dialogues on <br />Immigration, sponsored by the International Coalition of Sites of Conscience; (3) the Big Read, <br />featuring Luis Alberto Urrea's novel about the U.S. - Mexican border, Into the Beautiful North, <br />sponsored by the New Mexico Humanities Council (pending funding); and (4) Commemorations of <br />the 1501" anniversary of "The Long Walk ", a series of forced marches starting in 1864, when 9,500 <br />Navajo and 500 Mescalero Apache were forced by the U.S. Army to walk 400 miles from their <br />homelands to incarceration at Fort Sumner and many thousands died. <br />The exhibit will premiere in the gallery space at the non- profit organization Las Vegas Citizens <br />Committee for Historic Preservation in December. Students will prototype a "memory gathering" <br />community event in conjunction with the opening of the exhibition. In January the exhibit will <br />travel to the gallery of the New Mexico Humanities Council (NMHC) in downtown Albuquerque, <br />where it will remain on view until June. We will seek additional funding for the production of the <br />exhibit from NMHC and the Santa Fe Community Foundation. <br />x.) Library in -kind : $1,750.00 ( library staff from 5 libraries x $350) In -Kind Cost Share <br />Our budget is based on participation of 5 rural and tribal libraries, and the estimate of $350 each of <br />in -kind staff contributions of library staff. The estimate was established using an average of figures <br />provided by NMHC for in -kind contributions from libraries that participate in programs that they <br />sponsor. We anticipate that interest in Memories of Migration will be very high among rural <br />libraries, community -based museums, and State Historic Sites throughout NM and that the project <br />will continue beyond summer 2015 with other sources of funding, so this is a conservative estimate <br />2.) In -State Travel = $3,951.00 Grant Funds <br />Since recruitment will be part of our project, mileage estimates are based on averages of similar <br />statewide outreach projects. Mileage reimbursement, per diem, and lodging are based on <br />university - approved rates. <br />Breakdown of in -state travel: <br />mileage 15 trips @ 120 miles RT x .32 $576.00 <br />mileage 15 trips @ 250 miles RT x .32 $1,200.00 <br />per diem $30 /day $900.00 <br />lodging $1,275.00 <br />3.) Equipment = $5,398.00 Grant Funds <br />Equipment will be used to digitize "memories ". The recorder will be used to capture audio (e.g., <br />songs and stories). The 3D scanner will be used to capture artifacts (e.g., objects from library, <br />archive, museum, and personal collections). The document scanner will be used to capture <br />documents (e.g., letters, and photographs). The camera and lenses will be used to capture video <br />and still photographs of participants. <br />Breakdown of equipment budget <br />Zoom H6 Handy Recorder $400.00 <br />Systems Sense 3D scanner $400.00 <br />