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The Heritage Ambassadors is hosted by the Brooklyn Public Library
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Brooklyn Public Library
The Brooklyn Folk Arts & Artists Series spotlights Brooklyn's immigrant communities historically underrepresented by cultural institutions.
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Brooklyn Public Library 
Survive, Remember, Thrive: Armenian Traditions in Western New York is a documentary video series produced by the Folk Arts Program at the Castellani Art Museum of Niagara University that celebrates local expressions of Armenian culture and heritage.
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Castellani Art Museum of Niagara University
These are some of the people who were documented through the NYSCA-New York Folklore Upstate Regional Initiative, which is a NYSCA Folk Arts Initiative that provides folklife documentation and programming initiatives in areas that are under-served by the
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New York Folklore 
A series of virtual programs during the COVID-19 Pandemic of 2020
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Brooklyn Arts Council 
Educational resources for performing and livestreaming
Lullabies of New York (CFLNY) will document traditional lullabies throughout New York City
This notion that “all Jains are Gujaratis” is overshadowing the true representation of who Jains are and the religion Jainism. As part of Brooklyn Arts Council's Citizen Folklife initiative, Smrita Jain does fieldwork in order clear up this misconception.
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Smrita jain 
A permanent trail of artful signage that highlights the personal stories, histories, and traditions of Woodcleft Canal, also known as the Nautical Mile