Harvard Pledges $6 Million for Joint Project to Digitize African American History Collections at HBCUs | News | The Harvard Crimson

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Harvard Pledges $6 Million for Joint Project to Digitize African American History Collections at HBCUs | News | The Harvard Crimson

Harvard pledged $6 million to finance a project between Harvard Library and the HBCU Library Alliance that will digitize and preserve African American history collections held at historically Black colleges and universities, the University’s library system announced Wednesday morning.

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