Dena’ina Oral Histories Digitization Sample Clauses

Dena’ina Oral Histories Digitization. DOT&PF shall coordinate with the Signatories and provide funding for digitizing, translating, transcribing, publishing, and distributing Xxxx’xxx previously acquired oral histories currently on cassettes, CDs, and in written form. An electronic (.pdf) version of the oral histories shall be provided to each of the Signatories for their use and distribution.
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