The National Medal for Museum and Library Service brochure describes the work of the 2017 recipients of the nation’s top award for community service by museums and libraries.
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This compilation of IMLS funding reports for all states and the District of Columbia includes detailed information, maps and charts about IMLS museum and library awards from FY 2011 to FY 2016.
An overview of the process of beginning or augmenting your services provided to veterans.
Tools to deepen your understanding, and that of others in your community, of the needs of veterans by capturing their stories.
Categories of service providers that assist veterans and ways your organization might consider filling any gaps or strengthening those services in your community.
Research and case studies to help you assess your potential role and your institutional capabilities.
Demographic, lifestyle, and behavioral analyses that can deepen your understanding of the needs and motivations of veterans.
A four-page overview of FY 2018 IMLS museum funding programs and special initiatives, with deadlines, program descriptions, and information about how to apply.
The report provides an overview of IMLS Office of Museum Services in FY 2016, with facts and statistics about OMS funding, areas of impact and special initiatives.
The report includes case studies and a discussion of conceptual frameworks that can guide libraries, archives, and museums that seek to spark catalytic change in their communities.
Executive Summary of efforts by the first round of ConnectED Library Card Challenge communities.
The report highlights efforts by the first round of ConnectED Library Challenge communities and outlines strategies for successful partnerships.
The report sets forth the agency’s goals and objectives and highlights agency programmatic, operational, and financial performance for fiscal year 2016.
This report contains data on state library agencies in the 50 states and the District of Columbia for Fiscal Year 2014.
Open eBooks is an app containing thousands of popular and award-winning titles that are free for children from low-income households. The goal of Open eBooks is to encourage a love of reading and serve as a gateway to children reading even more often, whether in school, at libraries, or through other eBook reading apps.