Making History Count
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Y our support is not only an investment in preserving records essential to New York State's history, but also in ensuring their availability for future generations. Contributions from donors like you help fund statewide projects that preserve these unique materials; inspire educators, students, researchers, and history lovers; and enrich partnerships with cultural heritage organizations and local governments throughout the Empire State. 
2019 - 2020 Funding Priorities
will be a collaboration tool, learning community, and resource base for K-12 teachers and cultural institutions for teaching with primary sources. Thanks to your support, we are over halfway to our funding goal!   Go back to school with  Kristi Fragnoli  and get a sneak peak inside a professional development training with  Tasha Anderson .
is New York’s premiere history publication. With its Educator Guide and popular Speaker Series, the magazine reaches audiences of all ages and enjoys event partnerships with local organizations across the state.  Meet author and speaker  Peter Slocum  and Editor  Josie Madison .
supports scholars conducting advanced research using the collections of the State Archives to create new knowledge and promote public dissemination.  Meet  Nicholas Croggan from Australia and learn about his project using 1970s records from the NYS Council on the Arts.
is a statewide competition encouraging students in grades 4-12 to engage in projects using primary sources that demonstrate critical thinking and showcase research skills.  Meet winning students  Ashley ,  Rahul ,   Eva   and  Alan , 4 filmmakers from  Herricks High School , the   Palmyra-Macedon CSD History Club   and the program’s biggest champion,  Laura Chodos .
of the most significant collection of historical court records after the transfer of nearly 2,000 boxes of pre-1845 records from the New York County Clerk’s Office.  Meet State Archivist  Tom Ruller  and hear more about this great conservation project.
We appreciate you including the Trust in your annual giving, and welcome your thoughts on keeping New York’s archival records connected with its main focus: YOU.
The New York Archives Partnership Trust, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, supports education, preservation and outreach programs not funded by the state in order to make accessible archives from over 350 years of New York's colonial and state governments. Visit us at  nysarchivestrust.org .