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$29,140 to support the work of the Oregon Historical Records Advisory Board, including workshops, and a records repatriation project.

Oregon Secretary of State, Archives Division. $31,086 to support a project to process Tribal records, create finding aids to the collections, implement formal accessioning procedures, and plan for selecting documents for digitization. (RE10046-12)Д¬onfederated Tribes of Siletz Indians, Siletz, OR $134,419 to support a two-year project to integrate the Governor's office into the Oregon Records Management Solution and to work with the Washington State Digital Archives to create a regional system of managing electronic records from creation to final disposition. $22,777 to support basic funding, including eight board meetings, a public records repatriation project, two workshops, Archives Month posters and activities, preparation of a state board promotional display and brochure, and participation in a national archival organization for two years. $10,000 to support basic funding for the state historical records advisory board, including an on-site archival services program to address the needs of the stateвЂ™s small repositories. $10,000 to support a one-year project to complete a demonstration digitization project, offer workshops related to digital preservation and access, distribute an Archives Month poster, and strengthen its efforts to collaborate with allied historical agencies.(RC10262-16) Oregon Secretary of State, Archives Division, Salem, OR The PNAA currently holds 44 collections of papers by artists who lived and worked in Oregon and Washington. $99,563 to support a project that will process and describe 12 collections and four accretions (420 linear feet) in the Pacific Northwest Artists Archives and digitize 200 items from the collections.

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The project will update EAD finding aids, create collection-level MARC records, digitize 150 illustrations and manuscripts for an online exhibitions, and mount two exhibits at the Eugene Public Library. $59,758 to support a project providing access to the work of three collections of prominent childrenвЂ™s literature writers and artists: Kurt Wiese, Caldecott and Newbery Award-honored illustrator and author Edwin Tunis, educational childrenвЂ™s book illustrator and Kurt Werth, illustrator and writer.

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The project will create and publish series descriptions, scope and content notes, and folder level listings for the Media and Constituent Services series within the broader Hatfield collectionвЂ™s finding aid. $98,075 to support an 18-month project to arrange, rehouse, and describe 298 linear feet of unprocessed materials from the records of OregonвЂ™s long-serving statesman, U.S. These Oregon grants span 1965 - 2021 Records Projects