The Institute of Museum and Library Services announces the release of its updated federal agency language access plan.

First Lady Dr. Jill Biden and IMLS Director Crosby Kemper will appoint five high school students who were identified as the most gifted young poets in their regions today at the White House.

The National Park Service, in partnership with the IMLS, the NEH, and the NEA, is now accepting applications for $26.5 million in matching grants for the Save America's Treasures program.

The National Park Service, IMLS, NEH, and NEA announced $25.7 million in Save America's Treasures grants to fund 58 preservation and conservation projects in 26 states. IMLS will administer 25 of the awards, totaling $6,721,847.

The new federal funding supports educational opportunities while expanding and enhancing professional paths relating to American Latino life, art, history, and culture.

The pilot supported projects that strengthen the ability of small and/or rural libraries and archives to serve their communities and built grantee capacity through a mentor-led community of practice.

Announcing grants awarded through IMLS programs designed to support and improve Native American, Native Alaskan, and Native Hawaiian library services, including language and cultural preservation.

Five teens selected for the country’s most prestigious youth poetry honor.

Museums and related organizations across the United States have six opportunities in the coming months to apply for grants from the nation’s primary source of federal funding for the museum field.

Announcing the 218 grants awarded through the agency's largest competitive grant program, Museums for America, and its special initiatives, Museums Empowered and Inspire! Grants for Small Museums.