American Museum of Natural History American Museum of Natural History

American Museum of Natural History

Located in New York City, the museum is celebrated for its scientific collections and exhibitions that serve as a "field guide to the entire planet."

Promoting Knowledge and Understanding of the World's Cultures and Peoples

American Museum of Natural History

Founded in 1869, the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) seeks to inspire and educate visitors and community members through exhibits and educational programs. The institution contains: the Center for Science Teaching and Learning, which provides programs supporting science teaching and learning among K-12 students and professional development for thousands of teachers; the Center for Lifelong Learning, which offers out-of-school programs for children and public programs for families and adults; and the National Center for Science Literacy, Education, and Technology, which creates content and strategies that bring AMNH's scientific knowledge, collections, and science education to schools, homes, and communities nationwide. AMNH is committed to enhancing the science literacy of the public and providing what it calls a "panorama of the world's cultures."

GRoW Support

2016

Programming - Education Programs

2015

Programming - Education Programs

2014

Programming - Education Programs

2013

Programming - Education Programs

2012

Programming - Education Programs

2010

General Operating Support

2009

General Operating Support