Asian American and Pacific Islander Theme Study

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Asian American and Pacific Islander Theme Study: 1. Select, in consultation with National Park Service (NPS) staff in the Washington, DC office, a historian or group of historians to assist in creating a framework for and the preparation of portions of an Asian American and Pacific Islander theme study that will identify and emphasize underrepresented areas of this history in the roster of National Historic Landmarks, national parks, National Historic Trails, and National Heritage Areas. 2. The selected OAH consultant historians will review the recommendations of the Historians Meeting (per Article II, B. 1) and any public comments on the recommendations on the priority areas to be covered by the theme study. 3. Each consultant historian will be asked to prepare a concise history of the prioritized areas of the underrepresented history and provide a list of sites that represent this history. The history must be helpful in the evaluation of the sites on the list or sites that may arise in the future for their significance at the national, state, or local level. 4. All material submitted will be within the public domain.