OPC 2020 Grants - Now accepting applications! The Ohio Preservation Council has updated the grant procedures and awards to reflect the current emphasis on remote learning and virtual conferences. In 2020, the Ohio Preservation Council will offer four awards of up to $250 each in support of continuing education for Ohio Students and Professionals with an interest in preserving our cultural heritage. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis and awardees will be notified after the 3rd Thursday of: August, September, November, December. Full details can be found here. | Congratulations to our Grant Recipients We are honored to have the opportunity to support our colleagues in their pursuit of knowledge and professional experience. We would like to thank all who applied and encourage others to participate in the next round. Once again, congratulations to our grant recipients! |
Professional Grant The Ohio Preservation Council recognizes the value of professional meetings, conferences, and other educational opportunities to advance the field of preservation and provide a forum to voice the need for ongoing stewardship of our documentary heritage. When possible, the OPC shall provide financial support to individuals to develop skills, expand knowledge, and gain experience relevant to the mission and goals of the Ohio Preservation Council. Applications are CLOSED - please refer to the OPC 2020 Grant above. | Mini Grant Introduction: The Ohio Preservation Council provides its membership with opportunities for leadership and education within our constituent preservation community. Through activities at quarterly meetings, teaching and assistantship roles at OPC-sponsored workshops, curriculum development, idea-sharing, institutional reporting, and show-and-tell, OPC encourages the pursuit of professional enrichment in diverse ways. Applications are CLOSED - please refer to the OPC 2020 Grant above. | Other Grant Opportunities Ohio grant to provide funding to conserve an item(s) in a library's collection: Grant opportunities for digitization and preservation related projects:
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