Overview
Share This
Growing Our Impact
Supporting projects like oral history collection, professional training, and development of linguistic and cultural materials, IMLS is committed to supporting and improving core library services in Native communities, while also ensuring the sustainability and of Indigenous heritage, culture, and knowledge. Grant programs are designed to support Tribes and organizations that primarily serve and represent Native American and Native Hawaiian communities.
IMLS Resources
For guidance on completing an application for any of our grant programs, check out example applications from recently funded projects. You can also search awarded grants by keyword to find similar programs and projects. Reach out or schedule a counseling call with program officers Sarah Glass or Jennifer Himmelreich, who can provide further assistance with the application process. Contacts for program officers are available on each grant page.
Grants specific to Indigenous communities include:
- Native American/Native Hawaiian Museum Services Program
- Native American Library Services: Basic Grants
- Native American Library Services: Enhancement Grants
- Native Hawaiian Library Services
