Federal grant · project grant (b)
H??? Hou Ka Lamak? - Lighting a Path to New Digital Infrastructure for Bishop Museum Cultural Collections [ho?a Hou Ka Lamaku - Lighting a Path to New Digital Infrastructure for Bishop Museum Cultural Collections Will Provide Transformative Change for the Care and Sharing of Digitized Cultural Heritage at Bishop Museum Centered on the Inclusion and Attribution of Indigenous Knowledge. This Project Will Improve Every Aspect of Our Digital Framework by Investing in Information Systems and Hardware; Data Standardization, Integration, and Digital Asset Management; and Online Platform Development and Outreach.]
Committed
$345,509
Paid out
$63.7K
18%
Committed, not yet paid
$281.8K
82%
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