By michelle blackwell on Nov 7, 2016
The B.C. History Digitization Program (BCHDP) is now usurpation submissions for funding. The program, launched by a Irving K. Barber Learning Centre in 2006, provides relating grants to support projects that make B.C. story openly available.
In 2015 a module awarded some-more than $198,000 to 24 opposite village groups in B.C. Projects have enclosed digitization of village newspapers, detailed collections and church and museum archives. In total, a BCHDP has awarded some-more than $1.6 million dollars given a inception.
BCHDP is now usurpation submissions for a 2016 focus round. Applicants can accept adult to $15,000 in supports for their projects, and can contention for multi-year projects.
Applications are due by Dec 19, 2016. Information about a module and a focus routine is accessible on a BCHDP website.
For some-more information and to perspective images of past projects, greatfully revisit the B.C. History Digitization Program website.
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