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Deadline for KY Oral History grants: 19 Mar 2018 Kentucky Oral History Commission offers new grant. In fiscal year 2017, KOHC awarded funds to support projects and preservation efforts ranging in topic from a Rosenwald School in Berea to Appalachian food and dance traditions, Kentucky newspaper editors to contemporary African-American writers in Kentucky. Click on headline for complete story with list of qualifying projects By Janene Zaccone Frankfort, KY - (14 Feb 2018) - The Kentucky Oral History Commission (KOHC) provides grants to individuals and organizations involved in oral history work, and is accepting grant applications to fund New oral history projects
Grant applications are due by March 19, 2018. More information and applications are at history.ky.gov/resources/kentucky-oral-history-commission. In fiscal year 2017, KOHC awarded funds to support projects and preservation efforts ranging in topic from a Rosenwald School in Berea to Appalachian food and dance traditions, Kentucky newspaper editors to contemporary African-American writers in Kentucky. Providing monetary grants is just part of KOHC's work. The commission also provides training grants and equipment to help organizations and oral historians at all levels of experience with projects on topics significant to Kentucky. KOHC is the only state commission committed to statewide oral history documentation through grant programs and outreach. The Kentucky Historical Society administers and houses KOHC. Janene Zaccone, the author of this article, is a writer for KY.gov. This story was posted on 2018-02-15 05:14:17
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