Ukrainian Translation of the 2019 Levels of Digital Preservation Matrix
The NDSA is pleased to announce that Version 2 (2019) of the Levels Matrix has been translated into Ukrainian by Maryna Chernyavska. Links to these
April 10, 2025
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The NDSA is pleased to announce that Version 2 (2019) of the Levels Matrix has been translated into Ukrainian by Maryna Chernyavska. Links to these
As of March 2025, the NDSA Leadership recommended welcoming its two most recent applicants into the membership: Instituto Moreira Salles Amherst College Library The Instituto
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DLF is pleased to announce that we have opened the Call for Proposals for the in-person DLF Forum and Learn@DLF, happening in Denver, Colorado, November
The NDSA Levels Steering Group has been diligently keeping tabs on how the Levels get deployed “in the wild” at our monthly meetings. The task
Last year, a dedicated group of digital stewardship professionals formed the Climate Watch Working Group. Our mission is to raise awareness of the threats that
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