; (2) a newsroom, which may be a nonprofit or for-profit entity; (3) a public or nonprofit library; or (4) a communications labor organization or guild. (e) Preference for certain individuals In selecting individuals to receive funds, a grant recipient shall give preference to individuals who have experience or education in an occupation described in the Standard Occupational Classification for categories 25–000 and 27–000. (f) Geographic diversity In selecting the recipients for a grant under this section, the Secretary of Labor shall, to the extent practicable, ensure equitable geographic distribution, including urban and rural areas and Tribal lands. (g) Repository (1) In general The Secretary of Labor shall establish a repository of works developed through the grant program, in which grant recipients submit completed works from subgrant recipients, give credit to each writer or artist of the completed work, and make such works available to the public. (2) Timing Not later than 90 days after receipt of a completed work under paragraph (1), the Secretary of Labor shall forward such work to the Librarian of Congress to archive such material in accordance with subsection (g). (h) Archive The Librarian of Congress shall establish an archive program in the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress to collect the written and visual works collected by the Secretary under subsection (f) and make such works publicly available in a digital and print format, which format includes giving credit to each work’s writer or artist. (i) Reporting requirements (1) Grant recipient reporting The Secretary of Labor shall develop reporting guidelines for grant recipients under this section to include, at a minimum, information regarding— (A) the amount of funds received by each grant recipient, the amount provided to subgrant recipients, and the number of projects completed; (B) the race, ethnicity, age, location in terms of urban or rural, and regional diversity of subgrant recipients