Documentary Heritage Communities Program
Canada
Money for documentary heritage organizations
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- grant_single|openingDateOctober 09, 2023
- grant_single|closingDateJuly 09, 2024
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Grant and Funding
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- Government of Canada
- Library and Archives Canada
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Receive funding to cover up to 100% of the project costs to document Canada's continuing memory and history to make it accessible to current and future generations.
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$105,000
Restoring and digitizing Métis cultural artifacts and creating a virtual exhibition
$85,000
Digitizing archival photographs from the early 1900s and making them accessible online
$110,000
Documenting indigenous oral histories and creating an online archive with educational resources
$80,000
Developing an interactive digital timeline documenting the history of immigration
$120,000
Creating a documentary on the history of French-language newspapers in Canada
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There are specific eligibility criteria for this grant that applicants must meet.
- Applicants must be students enrolled in a STEM-related program at an accredited institution.
- Applicants must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 to be considered.
- Applicants must submit a research proposal outlining their project idea.
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This grant is open to various types of eligible entities that meet the specific requirements of the funding program, including but not limited to non-profits, educational institutions, and small businesses involved in community development.
- Non-profit organizations dedicated to improving community infrastructure and services.
- Educational institutions aiming to enhance educational outcomes and access to learning resources.
- Small businesses with a focus on local economic development and job creation.
- Municipalities looking to implement sustainable development projects.
- Community groups engaged in social innovation and environmental sustainability initiatives.
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This grant supports projects that enhance educational outcomes and broaden learning opportunities through innovative approaches and collaborative efforts. Eligible activities emphasize mentorship, curriculum development, and access to digital resources.
- Implementation of mentoring programs to foster student engagement and retention.
- Development of new curricula to integrate emerging technologies into classrooms.
- Creation of digital learning platforms to increase accessibility for remote learners.
- Workshops that train educators to utilize educational technology effectively.
- Programs that offer tutoring and academic support to underserved communities.
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The grant covers expenses that directly align with the project's objectives and enhance its operational capacity.
- Salaries and wages for staff involved in the project.
- Capital costs including purchase of machinery and equipment.
- Training and skills development expenses for employees.
- Research and development costs related to the project.
- Administrative expenses associated with project management.
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Here are additional relevant details for this grant:
- The grant application may require a demonstration of the project's potential impact on local communities.
- Grantees may be expected to participate in evaluation activities during and post-funding to assess long-term outcomes.
- Matching funds from other sources may strengthen the application.
- Applicants might have a chance to request an amendment for the approved budget, subject to approval from the funding body.