This week, Carissa Pfeiffer (@carissapffffft) is heading to the Museum Computer Network meeting in Pittsburgh, PA with support from a Kress+DLF Cross-Pollinator Fellowship. More about her: Carissa
This week, Carissa Pfeiffer is heading to the Museum Computer Network meeting in Pittsburgh, PA with support from a Kress+DLF Cross-Pollinator Fellowship. More about her: Carissa
NDSA Member Profiles is a new collaborative series from the Interest Groups of the NDSA. The series is inspired by past NDSA traditions such as
This post was contributed by Elizabeth Rodriguez, of the DLF Digital Library Pedagogy Working Group. Are you looking for a way to harness your post-Pittsburgh
This post was contributed by Elizabeth Rodriguez, of the DLF Digital Library Pedagogy Working Group. Are you looking for a way to harness your post-Pittsburgh
Members of the National Digital Stewardship Alliance join together to form a consortium of over 220 partnering organizations, including universities, professional associations, businesses, government agencies, and
We are delighted to announce the recipients of the National Digital Stewardship Alliance’s (NDSA) annual Innovation Awards! Individual Awards: Rebecca Guenther & Karen Cariani Organization
Earlier this year NDSA requested your participation in a survey about how organizations worldwide were addressing digital preservation staffing and related issues. The NDSA Staffing
This post comes from Themba Flowers, on behalf of the DLF AIG Cultural Assessment Working Group. He is currently the Director of Digital Scholarship Services
Earlier this year, DLF announced that it would once again be offering its GLAM Cross-Pollinator Fellowships, thanks to a generous grant from the Kress Foundation and
For this special edition of DLF Contribute, Digital Library Federation director Bethany Nowviskie interviews two of her collaborators on the DLME. Elizabeth Waraksa is Program
It is with great excitement that we announce the twenty-four (!!) outstanding DLF HBCU Fellows, primarily from historically black colleges and universities or with HBCU backgrounds, who will