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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Zekelman Holocaust Center Will Undertake a Project to Digitize and Make Accessible Their Archive Collection. Over Three Years, Project Staff Intend to Assess the Material, Digitize Photographs and Personal Artifacts for Public Access, Conduct 3D Scanning of Objects, and Integrate These Untold Stories Into All Aspects of Education at the Museum. the Intended Goals of the Project Are: to Bring the Information Held Within These Archives to the Forefront of Holocaust Education; to Pilot and Implement Improved Digitization of the Center’s Collections; and to Deepen Educational Impact Through Improved Digital Accessibility.
Committed
$749,981
Paid out
$90.5K
12%
Committed, not yet paid
$659.4K
88%
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