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Indigitization launches new website
Indigitization recently announced the launch of its new redesigned website, along with a new style guide, which was developed for this web project. The site facilitates digital storytelling to showcase the work of the Indigitization team and its community partners.
2018 Indigitization Grant Program now accepting applications
Communities can apply for up to $10,000 in funding to convert audio materials to digital file formats until 5 p.m. on February 5, 2018.
2017 cycle for Indigitization Grant Program now open
Indigenous and Aboriginal communities across British Columbia are invited to apply for audio-cassette digitization support by March 3, 2017.
Five cohorts of Indigitization project participants unite for inaugural Indigitization Futures Forum at UBC
The Indigitization project brought past program participants together in June 2016 to discuss digitization practices and Indigenous knowledge in communities. The article appears in Issue 4 of BCLA Perspectives.
Announcing Indigitization’s AADP 2015 recipients
The Aboriginal Audio Digitization & Preservation Program helps these communities safeguard valuable information.
Three B.C. First Nations receive UBC funding to preserve oral histories
The latest recipients of the Aboriginal Audio Digitization and Preservation Program have been announced.
Digitizing Aboriginal knowledge – new applicants announced
Congratulations to the latest successful applicants of the Aboriginal Audio Digitization and Preservation Program (AADPP).
Digitizing Aboriginal knowledge
Proposals are invited for the next round of the Aboriginal Audio Digitization and Preservation Program.
Season’s Greetings from UBC Library
University Librarian Ingrid Parent reflects on the highlights of 2013 at UBC Library.
B.C. Aboriginal Audio Digitization and Preservation: call for applications
A new grant from the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre supports B.C. Indigenous organizations that are converting audio cassette tapes for preservation and access.