The 2019-2020 Documentary Heritage Program Grants are currently open. Deadline for applications is January 15, 2019. DHP grants can be used for Documentation Projects (planning, surveying, and collecting historical records related people, groups,…
Registration is open for our June workshop series, Disaster Response and Recovery: A Hands-on Intensive. We look forward to presenting this interactive workshop in five locations throughout the State. DHPSNY’s…
The Documentary Heritage & Preservation Services for New York (DHPSNY) is presenting a workshop in the CLRC region. Essential Policies and Procedures for Cultural Institutions Thursday, March 23 The Erie…
New York State Archives Documentary Heritage Program (DHP) offers grant funds for both Documentation and Arrangement & Description projects to eligible not-for-profit organizations that hold, collect, and make available New…
CLRC strongly encourages Central New York libraries, archives, and museums who qualify to consider the following opportunities from the new Documentary Heritage & Preservation Services program. In addition to help…
This month, New York Heritage Digital Collections proudly spotlights digital selections from the Richard Linke Collection of Adirondacks Re-Viewed Photographs from the Adirondack Museum. Read the August Spotlight here.
Captioning Instructional Videos – Four-Week Course Date: Begins August 1, 2016 Price: $130 ASCLA Member; $175 ALA Member; Nonmember $210; Student $100 Association of Specialized and Cooperative Library Agencies offers…
Here are some upcoming events and opportunities of interest to New York’s historical records repositories: Know & Go: Tips for Hiring the Right Person Live Online Date: July 25, 2016…
The Documentary Heritage Program (DHP) offers grant funds annually for both Documentation and Arrangement & Description projects to eligible not-for-profit organizations that hold, collect, and make available New York’s historical…
Take a look at some of these offering coming up in the next few weeks… February 25, 2016 – The New “People & Process” Pitfalls Every NY Nonprofit Should Know…