Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Huna Totem Corporation Will Make Photo Calendars From Its Digital Archives and Purchase Interview Equipment That Will Enable It to Preserve Their Cultural Heritage to Improve Core Library Services for Its Community. Activities Include Designing, Printing, and Providing Its Patrons With Custom Made Archive Photo Calendars and Improving Services for Learning and Accessing Information Through the Acquisition of Interview Equipment to Conduct Interviews of Local Elders and Cultural Knowledge Bearers. It Will Support Travel for Its Library Workforce to Skill-enhancing Professional Development Conferences to Help Strengthen the Library Services. the Project Will Provide Direct Benefit to the Shareholders and Descendants of the Huna Totem Corporation.
Committed
$10,000
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