We’re thrilled by today’s announcement that projects from both DLF’s Born-Digital Access Working Group (BDAWG) and NDSA are among the finalists for the Digital Preservation
Did you know DLF’s Museums Cohort is 5 years old? Begun in 2015 with generous support from the Samuel H. Kress Foundation, DLF’s Museums Cohort
We invite your participation in Endangered Data Week (EDW), a distributed network of events running from September 21-25, 2020. This year’s Endangered Data Week will
Let’s try this again! It’s been a busy several months in CLIR/DLF-land, getting ready to pivot our events to go virtual this fall.
We can’t believe it’s been almost 9 months since Version 2 of the Levels of Preservation was released at DigiPres 2019! As we continue to
Based on the overwhelming responses to our community survey, the number and distribution of proposals for all CFPs, and CLIR’s ongoing monitoring of the pandemic
CLIR today released the results of a yearlong program review of the Digital Library Federation (DLF). The review was conducted by Joanne Kossuth, founding director
We are excited to announce that the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR) is now hiring for a new Senior Program Officer to lead
The Community/Capacity Awards (DLF Comm/Caps, for short) are a debt of gratitude from the DLF membership, selected biennially by vote. First announced at the Community
UPDATE 3/26/2020: The deadline for all CFPs has been extended to Monday, May 11, 2020. For more updates on DLF Forum & COVID-19, please
While all of the recent news has been about the Levels of Digital Preservation V2.0, we have an update to share about the 2013 version
Please join me in welcoming the three new 2020 elected Coordinating Committee members: Courtney Mumma, Daniel Noonan, and Nathan Tallman. Courtney C. Mumma, is an
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