Professional Development Grant 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. Grants may also be used toward allied professional memberships. Ohio Preservation Council offers awards of up to $1000 each in support of continuing education for Ohio Students and Professionals with an interest in preserving our cultural heritage. More information can be found in this PDF document |  Conservation and Preservation GrantThe State Library of Ohio, in partnership with the Ohio Preservation Council provides a yearly federal Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) funds of up to $4,999 for libraries to conserve a single item or preserve a small, discrete group of items within their collections. The grant encourages institutions to contract a qualified conservator to treat the item. The grant process includes a required workshop with programming form OPC to ensure the highest level of grant applications, and so that conservation and preservation best practices are followed during the grant project period. For more information and to apply see:https://library.ohio.gov/libraries/grants/conservation-and-preservation-grant |
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. | Congratulations to Our Past 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! | Other Grant Opportunities Grant opportunities for digitization and preservation related projects:
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| This project was supported in whole or in part by federal Institute of Museum and Library Services funds, granted through the State Library of Ohio. The opinions expressed herein do not necessarily reflect the position or policy of IMLS or the State Library of Ohio, and no official endorsement by either agency should be inferred. |
