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BC History Digitization Program accepting submissions for funding until December 11, 2017.
In 2016 the BC History Digitization Program awarded more than $150,000 to 16 different community groups in BC.
BC History Digitization Program accepting submissions for funding until December 19, 2016.
The B.C. History Digitization Program (BCHDP) is now accepting submissions for funding.
West Coast Expressions Exhibit Features BC Creatives
West Coast Expressions is a new exhibit is on display at Irving K Barber Learning Centre. The exhibit highlights eight influential British Columbia creative icons, spanning the industries of fine art, architecture and music.
More than 500 of UBC radio station’s historic audio tapes find new audience online
From the Vancouver Sun
UBC radio archive clips find new audience online
The Library’s Digitization Centre has helped UBC and CiTR archive a collection of radio clips from the 1940s and onwards.
Listen to 65 years of UBC history from CiTR’s newly updated archive
Learn how the BC History Digitization Program, the UBC Library Digitization Centre, the UBC University Archives have contributed to this project in this Ubyssey article.
Digitization program offers funding for BC history projects
The B.C. History Digitization Program (BCHDP) is now accepting submissions for funding.
Spring update – BCLA Browser
UBC Library’s Spring Update in the BCLA Browser features updates on the launch of the much-loved Videomatica film collection; the donation of the exceptional Uno Langmann Family Collection of B.C. Photographs; the latest winner of the Innovative Dissemination of Research Award; and more. The BCLA Browser is the online, open access publication of the British Columbia Library Association.
Learning Centre helps B.C. history go digital
Successful applicants unveiled for the 2014 B.C. History Digitization Program.
Recipients announced for 2013 B.C. digitization program
More of B.C.’s unique past will soon be accessible online thanks to the B.C. History Digitization Program.