2017-587-E Finance - Marian Cheek Jackson Center for Saving and Making History - Outside Agency Performance Agreement

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DocuSign Envelope ID: 10F0B4DA-C8B5-4AB3-9AFA-939AE0010B18 (HIBIT A PROVIDER'S OUTSIDE AGENCY APPLICATION spring. We believe this in-house atmosphere will help nurture participatory retention and develop a larger community base for creating, collaborating, and discussing, thus allowing us to see a more accurate picture of ram's effectiveness on civic media deveto ment and self-confidence, Currint Year Estimated Results 9 75% of audio immersion participants will show measureable increases , in civic media skills and confidence in their voices upon completion of the spring semester * A student-produced audio-documentary will be submitted to PRX following the spring listening party with family and friends of the youth •articiniants and communit members and .artners Next Year Projected Results 9 75% of audio immersion participants will show measureable increases in civic media skills and confidence in their voices upon completion of the yearlong audio immersion program I fa A compiled series of student-produced audio-docurnientaries will be submitted to PF ,X by the time of the spring listening party 11 * 45 youth will have developed a digital portfolio of interviews, audio pieces, audio-documentary pitches and storyboards, and other clips that can be used for future eirofessional develd*ment 4. Program Activity Name Oral History Trust and Neighborhood Soundwalk Program Goal Expand the Jackson Center's Oral History Trust by processing 15 new oral histories and iterformins 5 new oral histor interviews Performance Measures 15 oral histories (in addition to their transcript and tape log) will be uploaded, tagged, and organized for our Northside Memory Project * Staff, interns, and volunteers will conduct and record oral history interviews with at least 5 new neighbors who are currently not found in our oral histor archive Previous Year Program Results • This year, priority was given to organizing and processing our oral history database. Over 150 oral histories have been tagged, labeled, and organized into a new Dropbox system for the purpose of streamlining our new Oral History Archive launch O In the spring of 2016, one of our Bonner Scholar Interns created a Black Lives Matter oral history series as an opportunity to connect Civil Rights struggles of the past with events today. The logistics and guidelines for this oral history project have been developed for 2016- 2017 implementation and two oral histories related to the theme of Black Lives Matter have been conducted and processed ii Current Year Estimated Results 9 3 additional oral history interviews related to the theme of Black Lives Matter will be conducted and processed • 5 oral history interviews performed by staff will be conducted with neighbors who are currently not found in our oral history archive 9 10 oral history interviews with our student service partners will be conducted and transcribed to measure *no rammatic irnitact Next Year Projected Results * The new, revamped Northside Memory Project will officially be live in the fall of 2017 • 20 additional oral history interviews will be conducted or processed with nei hbors who are currentl not found in our oral histor archive 5, Program Activity Name Oral History Trust and Nei!hborhood Soundwalk Program Goal An increasing number of students, neighbors, and community members will participate in our Neighborhood Soundwalk each year. Performance Measures 9 Sign-in system for participants after completion of the Soundwalk ' 0 Utilization of Betterlmpact, a volunteer management software, to improve and streamline efficiency of Soundwalk participants (particularly would increase the accuracy of our student Soundwalk participant numbers) Previous Year Program Results 9 381 UNC students Partici sated in our Nei.hborhood Soundwalk as PROGRAM INFORMATION 1/3112017 10:50:57 AM