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The Library began looking at options for pursuing this proposal, and early in 2005 -- with support and encouragement from adopted Islander Sam "the Record Man" Sniderman (1920-2012) -- was able to secure a grant from the AV Preservation Trust to develop a PEI Sound & Moving Archive (PEI SMI -- sometimes referred to as PEI SAMIA) pilot project: PEI SMI saw the archival arrangement and description of several important audio collections, and the digitization of selected samples from these materials.

This early effort was followed in 2010 by the Library's first large-scale audio digitization project: with financial support from the Inukshuk Foundation, the Library digitized hundreds of hours of interviews with PEI senior citizens, recorded by Reg "Dutch" Thompson over the course of more than 20 years. This provided the main tranche of content in the original ez74kn.wcbzw.com site, originally launched in April, 2011. The Library's plan for ez74kn.wcbzw.com is that it will be the online platform for the PEI Sound and Moving Image Archive concept, with additional material being loaded to islandvoices as content and funding availability allow. In 2018, the Library partnered with the Benevolent Irish Society -- with financial backing from the Government of Ireland's Emigrant Support Program -- to digitize oral history interviews conducted by the BIS in the early-mid 1980s, along with lectures delivered at the BIS hall (now the Irish Cultural Centre) from 1987 through 2011. The Library appreciates the project partnerships and financial support received to date, and we look forward to pursuing further opportunities to grow islandvoices.