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DLF is built for grassroots action. A committed community gravitates to us from within and beyond DLF’s institutional membership, working across boundaries of many kinds and making the Digital Library Federation a force for good.
Here you can learn what our more active DLF groups are up to. Interested in the DLF Digest, our monthly DLF Groups news round-up? Subscribe to the DLF-Announce listserv.. Want to start a new group or revive an older one? Check out the DLF Organizer’s Toolkit. We’re not big on red tape. Just let us know what you’re planning and how we can help.
(See also our shortcut list of ways to get involved with groups, and learn more about CLIR/DLF affiliates and membership cohorts.)
networked member institutions and a robust community of practice—advancing research, learning, social justice, & the public good through the creative design and wise application of digital library technologies
From cultural assessment to user needs, costs, and re-use, the AIG has a sub-group for you.
Aiming to build and support more inclusive, diverse, and equitable communities of practice.
Building community around teaching in/with digital libraries; staff as perpetual learners.
Sharing methods, tools, and best practices in project management.
Low-key information sharing on Linked Open Data for Libraries, Archives, and Museums. A DLF/LITA joint.
Producing research on and advancing the practice of providing access to born-digital collections.
Currently working on issues of contingency, precarity, and valuing labor.
Building bridges between museum, library, & archives professionals. Open to anyone with museum interests or engaged in museum projects.
For digital scholarship coordinators, especially those working outside of major DH/DS centers.
Exploring issues related to ensuring that digital resources in information organizations meet the needs of disabled users and staff.
Interrogating our relationships with data collection technologies.
Building community to learn and organize around climate justice initiatives and deepen our understanding of climate justice issues related to digital library work
A community of practice focused on supporting archives & technology workers, management, and leadership which originated from the results of Lighting the Way.
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The Digital Library Federation is a network of member institutions and a robust community of practice — advancing research, learning, social justice, & the public good through the creative design and wise application of digital library technologies
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