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National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library
Basic Information
Address: 1400 Inspiration Place SW
Cedar Rapids, IA 52404
Phone Number: 319-362-8500 ext 200
Email: volunteer@ncsml.org
Director: Director of Volunteer Services- Michelle Simoneau
Additional Information
Background Check: Yes
Population Served: Community of all ages
Ages for Volunteer: 16+
Days of Service: Monday-Sunday Opportunities
Mission Statement:
National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library (NCSML) preserves, presents, and transcends unique stories of Czech and Slovak history and culture through innovative experiences and active engagement to reach cross-cultural audiences locally, nationally, and internationally.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
NCSML is an innovative leader in lifelong learning, community building, and cultural connections. We encourage self-discovery for all ages so that the stories of freedom, identity, family, and community will live on for future generations.
Events:
Additional Information:
https://ncsml.org/ncsml-events/
The National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library is dedicated to achieving its mission with the highest quality and integrity, guided by the following values and principles:
- We believe engagement in history and culture informs and empowers a free civil society.
- We recognize ancestral heritage is important to people in defining their place in history and the world.
- We honor those who immigrated to America and contributed their hard work, skill and vision to the formation of our nation.
- We embrace life-long learning.
- We commit to the ethical interpretation and presentation of factually correct and well-balanced views in exhibits and programming.
- We respect the people of the Czech and Slovak Republics who struggled for national identity.
- We aspire to the highest museum and library standards in our care of collections and operations.
- We resolve to effectively use resources with integrity and accountability.