Washington, DC, June 1, 2023- In a new collection of essays from the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR), former recipients of the CLIR
The Council on Library and Information Resources seeks proposals from research and assessment professionals or small teams with experience in conducting program evaluations in the
The Council on Library and Information Resources is pleased to announce that we have opened Calls for Proposals for our conferences happening in person in
Registration is now open for Toward Radical Imagination: HBCUs, Digital Libraries, and Authentic Collaboration, a two-day virtual event celebrating the conclusion of the Authenticity Project
The Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR) is pleased to announce the publication of Evaluating Equity and Inclusion in Cultural Heritage Grantmaking: CLIR’s Amplifying
CLIR Invites Applications for Digitizing At-Risk Audio and Audiovisual Materials The Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR) is now accepting applications from collecting organizations
Mellon Awards CLIR $4 Million to Extend Recordings at Risk Grant Program Award program will run three competitions between 2023 and 2025 The Mellon
CLIR Announces Pocket Burgundy Awards The award’s second year will support four publications CLIR today announced award recipients for its Pocket Burgundy publication series. The
CLIR annonce la signature de protocoles d’entente relatifs au programme Hidden Collections Africa Les partenaires soutiendront les organisations et les personnels du continent africain,afin de
CLIR Announces Partnership Agreements for Hidden Collections Africa Partners will support organizations and staff across the African continentto meet urgent preservation needs, close gaps
CLIR and Software Preservation Network Publish Supporting Software Preservation Services in Research and Memory Organizations White paper offers recommendations for broadening representation, defining the
Study Reveals New Findings on Longevity of Legacy Magnetic Audio Tape Findings suggest that polyester-based magnetic audio tapes that are playable today and kept at