Name: #m4c: Funding Possibilities: Programs, Priorities, and Trends
Start: 2017-10-23T14:35:00-0400
End: 2017-10-23T15:30:00-0400

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#m4c: Funding Possibilities: Programs, Priorities, and Trends

Funding Possibilities: Programs, Priorities, and Trends
Emily Reynolds(1), Nicole Ferraiolo(2), Patricia Hswe(3), Lucy Barber(4), Joel Wurl(5), Chris Barr(6)
1: Institute of Museum and Library Services; 2: Council on Library and Information Resources; 3: Andrew W. Mellon Foundation; 4: National Historical Publications and Records Commission; 5: National Endowment for the Humanities; 6: Knight Foundation

Program officers from public and private funders will engage in a moderated discussion about funding for digital library projects. The discussion will focus on the kinds of projects that are the best fit for each funder, themes and trends from funded projects, and tips for proposing competitive projects.

The panel will be crowdsourcing audience questions in advance of the session. To submit a question for discussion by the panel, email it to dlf.funders@gmail.com.

Speakers

Lucy Barber

Deputy Executive Director, National Historical Publications & Records Commission

Lucy Barber, Deputy Executive Director, National Historical Publications and Records Commission (lucy.barber@nara.gov; 202-357-5306, http://www.archives.gov/nhprc) At the Commission, which she joined in 2006, Lucy oversees the grant making process in connection with other program... Read More →