The Interlibrary Cooperation Grant from Alaska State Library, Archives & Museums funds collaborative projects that boost resource sharing and innovative library services across Alaska.
Funder: Alaska State Library, Archives & Museums
Due Dates (Anticipated): June 2027 (application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Competitive, project-based grants; typical award size varies depending on available resources and project scope.
Summary: Funds collaborative, innovative library projects in Alaska that enhance resource sharing and improve library services statewide.
Key Information: Forecasted opportunity—dates and requirements may shift; check program page for updates.
The Interlibrary Cooperation Grant is a competitive, project-oriented program administered by the Alaska State Library, Archives & Museums. Its purpose is to foster collaboration and innovation among Alaska's libraries—academic, public, school, and special—by funding projects that have a direct and meaningful impact on library users. The grant emphasizes statewide resource sharing, cooperative services, innovative delivery of library services, and training or programming to strengthen the quality of library services. Projects must demonstrate clear benefits to library users and a commitment to sustaining the improvements beyond the grant period.