The Endangered History Project

Media Production and Publishing • Burbank, California, United States • 1-10 Employees

Company overview

Headquarters	1508-B W. Magnolia Blvd., Burbank, CA 91506, US
Phone number	+14694478679
Website	endangeredhistory.org
SIC	841
Keywords	Documentaries, Historical Research, Education And Training, Video Production, Preservation, Book Publishing, Video Editing, Book Editing, Oral Histories, Photogaphy, Document Preservation, Document Interpretation, Photo Preservation
Founded	2012
Employees	1-10

Key Contact at The Endangered History Project

Mike Callahan

Research Director

About The Endangered History Project

The Endangered History Project, Inc., is a California not-for-profit, educational, public benefit corporation whose mission is to locate, identify or generate any form of media that is or could be in danger of vanishing. Volunteers and, eventually, paid contractors, work to preserve written and printed materials, photographs, films, videos, maps, graphics and all forms of artwork. Also, the organization preserves the most basic medium, the spoken word and human memory, by conducting video and audio oral histories and making them available to family members as well as to researchers. The Endangered History Project, Inc., provides training to anybody or any public or civic organization on how to conduct oral history interviews, how to locate and interpret public or private documents, how to produce documentaries, how to preserve media and how to teach others to teach these things.

The Endangered History Project revenue & valuation

Annual revenue	$6,375,296
Revenue per employee	$3,188,000
Estimated valuation?This valuation is estimated based on industry average for the Media Production and Publishing industry and current estimated revenues	$20,500,000
Total funding	No funding

Employees by Management Level

Total employees: 1-10

Seniority

Employees

Director

Funding Data

The Endangered History Project has never raised funding before.