The Truman Library Institute aims to enrich public understanding of history, the presidency, and America's unique form of government. It focuses on world-class museum exhibits, research grants, public programming, and education programs for students and teachers. Founded by President Truman, its goal is to promote democracy through education, inspiring service and purpose.
The Truman Library Institute offers Research Grants, including the John K. Hulston Scholarship of $2,500, intended for a researcher planning to visit multiple research facilities, including the Truman Library. This grant supports projects that contribute to the understanding of history, the presidency, or government, by funding research expenses. To apply for the Hulston Scholarship, applicants should express their interest in this specific award within their Research Grant application and provide a detailed budget for their project, including the significance of materials at various repositories.