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Blog Posts | August 2, 2018

8 Tips on Applying for Museum Collections Care Funding

Grant Spotlight | July 31, 2018

If These Streets Could Talk: Uniting Cops and Kids Through Poetry

The Literacy Garden guides visitors on a quest for information.

Grant Spotlight | June 29, 2018

Mushrooms, Museums, and Magic, Oh, My! Literacy Garden Teaches Mississippi Kids to Wonder

Blog Posts | June 28, 2018

200 Years of the American Public Library: How New York State is Looking to the Future

Blog Posts | June 8, 2018

Biscuits vs. Granola: Innovative Ways for Libraries, Archives, and Museums to Scale Up

A letter from Anne Broughton (née Bagot) to her brother Walter Bagot, Blithfield, 1603 April 13 (L.a.232), which antedates the term “partner” in reference to a spouse or significant other. (Photo credit: Folger Shakespeare Library)

Grant Spotlight | May 31, 2018

Unlocking the Past: How Folger Shakespeare Library's Revival of a Lost Art Helps Us Understand Early Modern English

Blog Posts | May 30, 2018

Museums and Their Communities: Creating Mutual Value

Lincoln Park Zoological Society

Grant Spotlight | April 27, 2018

Cultivating Curiosity at Lincoln Park Zoo Using Interpretive Programming

Grant Spotlight | March 30, 2018

Everyone is Welcome: How a Minnesota Library is Reaching Its Somali Residents

Blog Posts | March 26, 2018

2018 Community Catalyst's Funding Opportunity: A Chance to Innovate

A photo of Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis and Ella Fitzgerald from the Harlem's 'Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis Collection,' one of two that were recently digitized. (National Jazz Museum)

Grant Spotlight | February 27, 2018

How the National Jazz Museum in Harlem is Bringing Music to the Masses

Blog Posts | February 23, 2018

In Your State: Evaluating How IMLS Library Grants Are Making a Difference