This winter, the National Digital Stewardship Alliance turns its attention to leadership renewal. We gratefully thank our outgoing Coordinating Committee members, Micah Altman and Robin Ruggaber, for their
This post comes from Margaret Janz and the Advocacy sub-committee of DLF’s GRTA working group. [Update 26 November 2018: the letter described below is now
This post was written by Elizabeth Jean Brumfield, who received a DLF HBCU Fellowship to attend the 2018 Forum. Elizabeth Jean Brumfield is the distance
This post was written by Alicia Zuniga (@aliciazuniga), who received an ARL+DLF Fellowship to attend the 2018 Forum. Alicia Zuniga is the Media Library Specialist for
This post was written by Natasha Jenkins, who received a DLF HBCU Fellowship to attend the 2018 Forum. Natasha Jenkins is currently the Information Literacy
The Association of Moving Image Archivists (AMIA) and DLF will be sending Jason Corum (@jasoncorum) to attend the 2018 DLF/AMIA Hack Day and AMIA conference in Portland, Oregon!
This post was written by Steve Lapommeray, who received a DLF Students and New Professionals Fellowship to attend the 2018 Forum. Steve Lapommeray is a
This post was written by Jasmine Clark (@lellyjz) , who received an ARL+DLF Fellowship to attend the 2018 Forum. Jasmine Clark is a Resident Librarian at
This post was written by Erika Weir, who received a DLF Students & New Professionals Fellowship to attend the 2018 Forum. Erika Weir is an
This post was written by Martina Dodd (@Tracingpavement), who received a DLF HBCU Fellowship to attend the 2018 Forum. Martina is an Atlanta-based art historian,
We’re happy to share that next week, DLF community member Abigail Shelton (@aecshelton) is heading to the Museum Computer Network meeting in Denver, CO with support
We are now taking applications for tuition grants to the 2019 Digital Humanities Summer Institute (DHSI) in Victoria, B.C.! The Digital Humanities Summer Institute has grown by leaps and
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