Federal grant · project grant (b)
Increasing Access to Diverse Public Library Local History Collections [the Internet Archive Seeks Support for Access to Diverse Public Library Local History Collections, a Two-year, Humanities Collections and Reference Resources Implementation Grant. This Grant Will Fund the Digitization of and Permanent Online Access to Nine Collections From Seven Public Libraries Across the United States That Will Provide Researchers With Critical Resources Documenting the Political, Economic, and Social Factors That Impact Local Communities and Have Shaped the Lives of Their Diverse Inhabitants Over the Last 200 Years. These Collections Will Be Brought Together in an Aggregated Online Access Portal of Digital Collections Focused on Local History and Underrepresented Communities, Made Freely Accessible Online to Any User With Search and Discovery, and Promoted to Researchers, Historians, Genealogists, Local Communities, and the General Public for Use in Education, Research, and Scholarship.]
Committed
$345,896
Paid out
$136.8K
40%
Committed, not yet paid
$209.1K
60%
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