About Archives Grants
The New York State Archives administers four grant programs that promote the use and care of records:
Grants Promoting Use of Historical Records
Two grant programs promote the use of historical records:
- The Larry J. Hackman Research Residency Program supports doctoral candidates, those at the postdoctoral level, and other scholars/researchers with awards for advanced research in New York State history, government, or public policy. The Residency Program is made possible by and administered by the Archives Partnership Trust.
- The Student Research Award promotes and recognizes excellence in student research. This statewide competition is open to all New York State students in grades 4-12.
Grants for Management of Current, Inactive and Archival Records
The Archives also offers two grant programs that provide support for projects
related to the management of current, inactive, and archival records:
- The Documentary Heritage Program (DHP) supports projects sponsored by not-for-profit archives, libraries, historical societies, and similar institutions within New York State, and from consortia or cooperating groups of such agencies.
- The Local Government Records Management Improvement Fund (LGRMIF) supports records management and archives-related projects in local governments of all types and sizes throughout New York. In addition to the competitive grants program, the LGRMIF also supports disaster recovery grants.
Grants Offered by Other Organizations
To learn more about other grant programs:
Publication #53: State, Federal, and Private Sources of Funding for Archives, Historical Societies, Libraries and Other Not-for-Profit Organizations 1999.
In either case, the publication comes from:
New York State Archives
Grant Administration and Program Support
9A68 Cultural Education Center
Albany, NY 12230
Email: archgrants@mail.nysed.gov
Phone: (518) 474-6926