On Thursday, December 9th, 1:00PM Eastern, the Cultural Assessment Working Group (CAWG) Outreach Task Force will host a webinar on “Towards Building Equitable Language Technologies,”
A monthly round-up of news, upcoming working group meetings and events, and CLIR program updates from the Digital Library Federation. This month’s news: In case
NDSA membership contacts are the main point of contact if questions arise about the NDSA membership. These people also receive emails about the annual Coordinating
Do you work at an organization that stewards digital content for long-term preservation? If so, we’d like to hear from you about staffing for digital
The 2021 Fixity Survey Working Group is pleased to announce the publication of the results of the 2021 Fixity Survey and corresponding Fixity Case Studies.
A monthly round-up of news, upcoming working group meetings and events, and CLIR program updates from the Digital Library Federation. This month’s news: Welcome
Re-launched in 2021, the Web Archiving Survey Working Group plans to conduct a survey of organizations in the United States and beyond that are actively
The 2021 DLF Forum, like last year’s event, will take place online again November 1-3. Because we aren’t convening in person and registration is low-cost,
This post was authored by the following members of DLF’s Born Digital Access Working Group’s (BDAWG) Remote Transfers and Site Visits subgroup: Annalise Berdini Eddy
Please join me in welcoming the three newly elected Coordinating Committee members Stacey Erdman, Jen Mitcham, and Hannah Wang. Their terms begin January 1, 2022
A monthly round-up of news, upcoming working group meetings and events, and CLIR program updates from the Digital Library Federation. This month’s news: Registration is
We are pleased to announce Dr. Tonia Sutherland as the keynote speaker for Digital Preservation 2021: Embracing Digitality (#DigiPres21). Dr. Sutherland is an Assistant Professor
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