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Utah Humanities - Oral History Grants Enroll in a Workshop or Course Explore Our Story Collections Who We Are and What We Do Annual Reports & Accountability Utah Original Writing Competition Community Conversations Facilitation Training The collaborative Utah Humanities/Utah Historical Society Oral History Program supports and deepens oral history work statewide.
The goal of this program is to collect and transcribe oral histories, deposit the recorded interviews and transcripts with the Utah Historical Society Collections and other public deposition sites (such as local libraries), and make the content of the collected oral histories available to the general public through live, public programming. Grants provide up to $3,000 for oral history research, interviews, and transcription costs.
Projects must be completed in a 12-month period. Extensions may be requested in writing. Projects must involve an oral history scholar.
The Utah Historical Society can provide recommendations if needed. Projects must include at least one public program. The program is administered jointly by Utah Humanities and the Utah Historical Society.
Spring: Draft applications due February 1, Final applications due March 1. Summer: Draft applications due May 8. Final applications due June 1.
Fall: Draft applications due August 1. Final applications due September 1. Winter: Draft applications due November 1.
Final applications due December 1. UH & UHS staff will provide technical assistance within 3 weeks of receiving the draft, and applicants will have an additional week to revise their applications and submit a final application for review. The Oral History committee will meet to review final applications, and awards will be communicated within approximately 2 weeks.
Deadlines are subject to change. We look forward to receiving your application! Grant Administration Forms for Funded Grant Projects Oral History Grant Guidelines Utah Historical Society Logo Please visit the Utah Historical Society’s webpage .
For questions about the Oral History Grant Application, please contact: Program and Outreach Coordinator This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. For more information about the Oral History Grant Program and questions about the creation of Oral Histories, please contact: Community Engagement Coordinator This email address is being protected from spambots.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations in Utah involved in oral history projects. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Oral History Grant is funded by Utah Humanities and Utah Historical Society. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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