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IAHM conducts its popular educational programs and activities with the support of community volunteers and in collaboration with leading cultural and educational institutions.
Its programs attract a wide cross-section of the public. They include presentations to school and university students, credit workshops for teachers and educational seminars for universities, tour groups and corporations. Among its resources are a rich array of artifacts, photographs and publications that tell the Indian American immigrant story.
Programs are tailored to your interests and are held at the Indo-American Center, 6328 North California Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60659.
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Tour India in Chicago
Ethnic Dialogue
The IAHM Ethnic Dialogue program offers visitors of all ages a memorable experience. Schedule a visit today and learn first hand about diversity in the ethnic community as you exchange ideas with Indian immigrants, explore shops and enjoy restaurants on Devon Avenue.
Contact us to schedule a visit
Program materials available after registration include:
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Teachers’ Workshops
IAHM for-credit Teachers’ Workshops offer educators at all grade levels exciting and stimulating ways to fulfill curriculum requirements while immersing themselves in another culture. Sessions are held at the Indo-American Center, 6328 North California Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60659.
Contact us to schedule a workshop
Past workshops offering Chicago Public School Lane Promotional credit include:Travelers’ Orientation
Learn about Indian customs and culture before you go.
Contact us for orientation sessions geared toward your special travel interests.
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The Field Museum Center for Cultural Understanding and Change Cultural Connections (CC) Programs
IAHM is a member of the Field Museum’s Cultural Connections network and regularly conducts programs in collaboration with other Chicago ethnic organizations.
May 2009: Bodies in Motion in collaboration with the Brazilian Cultural Center. Watch for details.
Past programs in partnership with other ethnic organizations include:
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IAHM is supported by the generous donations of individuals and a grant from the Richard H. Driehaus Foundation