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Oral History Grants is sponsored by Utah Humanities. Utah Humanities partners with the Utah Historical Society to offer Oral History grants that support the collection and transcription of oral histories throughout the state, 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.
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