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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Hula Preservation Society (HPS) Will Develop, Implement, and Share an Indigenous-centered Controlled Vocabulary and 40 Finding Aids for Video-based Oral Histories. Finding Aids Are Used to Help Researchers More Easily Navigate Archival Collections. the Creation of an Indigenous-centered Controlled Vocabulary Will Provide the Intellectual, Indigenous-grounded Access That Will Better Serve Researchers. 10 of the 40 Finding Aids Will Be Newly Created. to Broaden Access to the Contents of HPS’S Video-based Elder Oral History Library, This Project Will Make These Products Widely Available Online via the HPS Website, the University of Hawaii Library System, and the Papakilo Database of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs. the Project Team Will Share Project Outcomes and Lessons Learned Through Public Educational Programming and Online Stories. This Project Will Benefit All Native Hawaiians.
Committed
$149,994
Paid out
$144.2K
96%
Committed, not yet paid
$5.8K
4%
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