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This document summarizes grant programs and initiatives from the Institute of Museum and Library Services. It discusses funding amounts and deadlines for various museum and library grant programs that support conservation, training, digital resources, and community engagement. It also outlines the Connecting to Collections initiative to raise awareness of the need to care for cultural heritage collections and provide safe conditions for these resources.
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