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SHRAB Regrant Program (South Carolina) is sponsored by South Carolina Department of Archives and History, State Historical Records Advisory Board (SC SHRAB). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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State Historical Records Advisory Board | SC Department of Archives and History State Historical Records Advisory Board South Carolina State Historical Records Advisory Board The South Carolina State Historical Records Advisory Board (SC SHRAB) serves the public by advising and supporting efforts to identify, preserve, and provide access to South Carolina’s Historical Records.
The SC SHRAB is an active and effective agent for the preservation of a wider public access to South Carolina’s historical records and serves as a model for the nation’s other SHRABs. It fosters and supports communication and collaboration, as well as plays the roles of educator, advocate, promoter, planner, and coordinator.
As part of the funding from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC), the SC SHRAB offers several grant programs, including a competitive Regrant Program as well as non-competitive Microgrant and Scholarship Programs that offer smaller award amounts. More information on the latest awards is noted below. Contact SHRAB at scshrab@scdah.
sc. gov for inquiries on current grant programs and available awards. The most recent SC SHRAB 2024-2025 Regrant Program provided funding for archival projects at nine state institutions.
More information on the successful completion of these regrant projects is available at the SHRAB Success Stories webpage. Microgrant and SC SHRAB Regrant Project The SC SHRAB began offering Microgrant awards in 2025 and Scholarship awards in 2026.
In 2025-2026, twenty historical/archival organizations received Microgrants for projects ranging from purchasing archival folders for rehousing documents to purchasing cameras for digitizing documents. In 2026, three organizations received Scholarship awards to purchase various online archival courses for staff training.
A Plan to Ensure the Preservation and Availability of the Palmetto State’s Historical Records, 2021 - 2026 South Carolina Historical Repository Directory The SC SHRAB completed these publications with funds from a State Board Programming grant provided by the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC). More information about the NHPRC is available on their website: https://www. archives.
gov/nhprc . With funding from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC), t he SC SHRAB has produced recordings of several helpful presentations and classes for use by any individual or institution wanting to gain more archival knowledge.
As part of the 2024 Regrant Program, the board hosted and presented a session on "Building a Digital Collection" which addresses standards for metadata and related aspects of digitization projects.
As part of the 2021 State Board Programming grant, the SC SHRAB hosted a day of training and networking focusing on archival education to aid smaller, traditionally-underserved institutions in making their collections more accessible though conservation, preservation, and outreach. More information and links to these presentations is available on the SC SHRAB Resources webpage. Dr. W.
Eric Emerson- Director of the South Carolina Department of Archives & History, State Archivist, State Historic Preservation Officer Kate Boyd- Director of Digital Research Services at the University of South Carolina Virginia Ellison- COO, Director of Collections at the South Carolina Historical Society Amber Grandstaff- Inventory Control and Records Manager at the South Carolina Department of Public Safety Meg Moughan - Records Manager at the City of Charleston Records Management Division Gina White- Director of Archives and Special Collections at Winthrop University For additional information, or questions about the SC SHRAB, or additions/changes to the Historical Repository Directory, please contact Erin Lowry, at scshrab@scdah.
sc. gov or 803-896-6128.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: South Carolina local governments, historical records repositories, and professional organizations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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SHRAB Regrant Program (South Carolina) is funded by South Carolina Department of Archives and History, State Historical Records Advisory Board (SC SHRAB). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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