include burial grounds determined by the Secretary to relate to the historic African-American experience from among applications for inclusion submitted by an individual, private or non-profit organization, State, local, or Tribal government, or other entity. (b) Duties of Secretary In carrying out the Network, the Secretary shall have the following duties: (1) Review existing and new studies and reports to inform consideration of sites for the Network. (2) Provide technical assistance to and work in partnership with the public, Federal, State, local, and Tribal governments, other public entities, educational institutions, and private nonprofit organizations in identifying, documenting, preserving, researching, evaluating, and interpreting African-American burial grounds. (3) Engage in consultation and public engagement with descendant, local, and other communities historically associated with identified burial grounds by geography, genetics, or culture. (4) In accordance with section 304, provide technical assistance and support to ensure that the locations of unmarked and unrecorded African-American burial grounds are documented. The Secretary is directed to make this information available in a public database, except in such circumstances in which the Secretary determines that the privacy and safety of the burial ground warrants the information being protected. (5) Develop a program to train States, units of local government, regional governmental bodies, organizations, educational institutions, and private entities to carry out the purposes of this Act. (6) Produce and disseminate appropriate educational and training materials relating to African-American burial ground identification methods and best practices for caring for artifacts, developing interpretive tours and exhibits, preserving burial ground landscapes, heritage tourism initiatives and sources for grants, such as handbooks, maps, interpretive guides, or electronic information. (7) Produce and disseminate appropriate educational materials about