CLIR News

By William Carter As society continues its march into the digital era, the need to preserve historical records and make them accessible to the public

In a world where memory is often institutionalized and tucked away in remote repositories, T-Kay Sangwand is pioneering a different approach—one that centers communities in

Julie Beroukas Snyder, Chief Development Office for CLIR As cultural preservation efforts face increasing challenges in a politically polarized and climate-impacted world, the work of

Since its inception in 2004, the CLIR Postdoctoral Fellowship Program has offered recent Ph.D. graduates an unparalleled chance to gain experience in academic libraries, archives,

CLIR is excited to announce the addition of four new members to its growing team. Each brings a wealth of expertise and diverse backgrounds that

Dear Readers, Welcome to the Fall 2024 edition of CLIR News.  This issue is brimming with insights, stories, and innovations that reflect CLIR’s ongoing mission

Over the summer, CLIR’s team submitted a proposal for the MacArthur Foundation’s prestigious 100&Change initiative, which awards $100 million to a single project aimed at

The CLIR grants team has been busy so far this fall, participating in conferences, launching new opportunities, and supporting innovative projects: Events Program officers Sharon

Jane Winters is a professor of Digital Humanities at the School of Advanced Study, University of London. As artificial intelligence continues to revolutionize various fields,

Check out news and updates about the important work our affiliates are doing. IIPC IIF Code4Lib ILiADS IIPC 2024 General Assembly and Web Archiving Conference

CLIR has launched the Climate Resiliency Action Series, a new community of practice focused on addressing climate change in libraries and cultural heritage institutions. This