Q&A with archivist Chaitra Powell about community-driven archives
The Southern Historical Collection has completed a four-year grant exploring ways to build archives in partnership with communities.
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New toolkit from University Libraries helps communities tell their stories
Charting New Courses in Community-Driven Archives culminates a four-year grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to the Southern Historical Collection.
Fiddle, Banjo, and Clay: North Carolina Folklife on Film
Don’t miss the first-ever screenings of two newly-preserved films that document some of North Carolina’s most recognizable folk traditions. This two-part series of virtual film screenings looks at the family-run potteries of the eastern Piedmont and the renowned old-time music of Surry County.
Project to Study Jim Crow Laws Receives Additional Grant Funding
“On the Books: Jim Crow and Algorithms of Resistance” has received a Venture Fund 2020 grant from the Association of Research Libraries.
Half-Million Dollar Grant Will Extend Operations of North Carolina Digital Heritage Center
The award of $525,573 from the State Library of North Carolina will enable the NCDHC to continue support of existing partners and to reach out to new partners to share historical and cultural materials online.
Half-Million Dollar Grant Will Expand Reach of North Carolina Digital Heritage Center
The center has received $467,384 from the State Library of North Carolina to continue publishing North Carolina historical and cultural materials online.
