Funding to enhance access to books in the CCBC’s Historical Collection – a small, curated collection of U.S. trade books reflecting the history, mission, and vision of the CCBC, including books showing how race, culture, ethnicity, disability, gender, sexuality and sex education have been reflected in youth literature over time.

 Digitization of the United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC) videocassettes produced n 1992-1993 and given to the UW-Madison Libraries; there are no other WorldCat holdings.

Preservation and conservation services for archival materials and monographs in the collection.

Continue work on the David Carter collection so that it will be accessible to the public through UW’s Digital Repository, MINDS@UW, as well as the LGBTQ+ Archive website.

Acquisition of materials to enhance the Mammal and Bird Collections to support the research, teaching, and outreach of the Museum.

Funding for the preservation of video recordings of actor Hal Holbrook’s one-man play, Mark Twain Tonight!

Preservation and conservation services funding for archival materials and monographs

Funding to bind unbound issues of Advertising Age, Adweek, and Broadcasting & Cable

Collection development funding to build a a strong, cross-identity representative collection within the safe environment of the Center

• Student wage funding to process the Powell Flutes and David Carter collections within the University Archives and Records Management Services
• Funding to catalog the Steven N. Orso collection of approximately 500 Spanish exhibition catalogs and art history books donated to the Kohler Art Library
• Funding for a short-term cataloging position in Special Collections to address the backlog of cartonera books to make them discoverable and accessible

Acquisition of materials to support the Osteology collection of the Museum

Preservation of educational television programming produced by Daniel Wilson

• Library Guide focused on library support for the campus Tribal Libraries, Archives, and Museums (TLAM) Student Organization, Indigenous students on campus, and students affiliated with the campus American Indian Studies Program (AIS)
• Preservation of railroad history material in the Libraries
• Student research specific to the history of marginalized communities within the UW-Madison Libraries, in collaboration with the Public History Project
• Expanding outreach opportunities to highlight the cartonera collection at Memorial Library

Epson WorkForce DS-50000 Document Scanner

• Second year extension of partial funding of Distinctive Materials Cataloging position
• Platinum level sponsorship of the Midwest Archives Conference hosted in Madison

Continuing digitization/conservation projects

• Partial funding of a one-year Distinctive Materials Cataloging position
• Two GLS librarians to attend to Rare Book School

Two GLS librarians to attend to Rare Book School (suspended due to pandemic)

Preservation of Turnabout: The story of the Yale Puppeteers

Preservation of the Visiting Minority Scholar Lecture Series

For ongoing conservation projects

To acquire nonfiction materials for a recreational reading collection

For hand preservation of approximately 45 titles of children’s literature

Continuing digitization/conservation projects

For acquisition of four specific items for their collection