Grants for Oral History Projects support community-based efforts to document and preserve cultural heritage through oral histories, keeping primary humanities resources accessible for research and public learning.
Grants for Language Preservation supports organizations preserving endangered human languages and humanities collections to keep primary resources available for research, education, and public programming.
The Oklahoma Heritage Preservation Grant Program from the Oklahoma Historical Society funds projects that collect, preserve, and share Oklahoma’s local and tribal history through research, exhibits, and educational initiatives.
Grants for Media Projects support organizations creating humanities-based radio, podcasts, publications, videos, and digital projects to engage public audiences and enrich Oklahoma’s cultural landscape.
Grants for Student-Serving Projects support Oklahoma K–12 public school students through humanities-based educational materials, field trips, and learning events that enhance public school learning.
Grants for Preservation or Digitization of Collections support organizations caring for humanities collections, funding preservation and digitization to sustain broad access for research, education, and public programs.