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S. 3371·119th Congress·Introduced Dec 4, 2025

National Museum of the Blind People’s Movement Act

IntroducedArts, Culture, ReligionNarrow
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Sponsor
Sen. Van Hollen, Chris [D-MD]
Committees
Energy and Natural Resources Committee (primary)
Last action
Sep 30, 2026

Bottom line

This bill officially designates an existing museum in Baltimore, Maryland, as the National Museum of the Blind People's Movement, recognizing the historical and cultural significance of blind individuals' contributions to society.

What it actually does

This bill formally designates the Museum of the Blind People's Movement, located in Baltimore, Maryland, as the "National Museum of the Blind People's Movement." It includes congressional findings highlighting the history, struggles, and contributions of blind individuals and the National Federation of the Blind, emphasizing the need for a national cultural institution to center their experiences.

Section 2(b)

Designation of National Museum of the Blind People's Movement

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This provision formally designates the museum currently known as the Museum of the Blind People's Movement, situated at 200 East Wells Street in Baltimore, Maryland, as the "National Museum of the Blind People's Movement." This designation confers national recognition upon the institution, acknowledging its role in preserving and presenting the history, achievements, and collective action of blind people in the United States and globally.

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