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
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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,
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
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 Open Copyright Education Advisory Network (OCEAN) has launched its new website, providing an accessible platform for those seeking to better understand copyright issues in
The Digital Library Federation is gearing up to host its highly anticipated Virtual DLF Forum, taking place online from October 22-23. This year’s event promises
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
Jennifer Ferretti, who has served as the Director of CLIR’s Digital Library Federation (DLF) since 2021, will be stepping down from her role to become
CLIR is thrilled to announce that Board Member Ben Vinson III has been elected to the prestigious American Academy of Arts & Sciences. This remarkable
CLIR/DLF is excited to announce that Andrea Jackson Gavin, program director of the HBCU Digital Library Trust, will be the featured speaker at this year’s
Alexandria, VA, September 2024—The Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR) announces the publication of The Story of the Modern Seed Library: A Historical
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