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Thanks to the following granting agencies for their generous support of our digital projects:
Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS)
As a partner in the Texas Heritage Digitization Initiative (THDI), the
UNT Libraries’ Portal to Texas History has partnered with the Texas
State Library and Archives Commission (TSLAC) for the grant, “Train
to Share: Interoperability Training for Cultural Heritage Institutions.”
TSLAC is the lead organization for the three-year project to develop
state-wide workshops, adapted from the Library of Congress “Cataloging
for the 21st Century” series, to provide training on interoperability
measures of digitization projects, and principles of sharable metadata
developed in a project previously funded by IMLS.
Summerlee Foundation
Grant to the UNT Libraries for “Rescuing Texas History.” Through funds
provided by the Summerlee Foundation of Dallas, The Portal to Texas
History will offer digitization mini-grants for at-risk local history
materials. The grant will begin in January of 2009. See the collection
Rescuing Texas History, 2009.
Texas State Library and Archives Commission
UNT received an LSTA Cooperation grant to microfilm, digitize, and
provide free public access to the Bartlett Tribune from 1902-1978. See
The Bartlett Tribune.
Texas State Library and Archives Commission
The Portal team and the Center for American History at UT have received
a TexTreasures grant for digitizing “Early Texas Newspapers: 1829-1861,”
a comprehensive grant to microfilm, digitize, and provide free public
access to the earliest Texas newspapers held by the Center for American
History. See the collection Early Texas Newspapers.
