Three New NDSA Members
Since January 2021, the NDSA Coordinating Committee unanimously voted to welcome three new members. Each of these members bring a host of skills and experience
Since January 2021, the NDSA Coordinating Committee unanimously voted to welcome three new members. Each of these members bring a host of skills and experience
Session recordings from the virtual 2020 NDSA Digital Preservation conference are now available on NDSA’s YouTube channel, as well as on Aviary. The full program
The NDSA is pleased to announce that the 2019 Levels of Preservation documents have been translated into Finnish by our colleagues from CSC – IT
It is with great pleasure to announce that the Levels of Digital Preservation work continues to roll out. In these waning days of 2020, the
The NDSA calls for volunteers to join our Planning Committee for the 2021 Digital Preservation conference. Digital Preservation (DigiPres) is the NDSA’s annual conference –
Portuguese Translations of the 2019 Levels of Digital Preservation Matrix The NDSA is pleased to announce that Version 2 (2019) of the Levels Matrix has
Since the spring of 2020, the NDSA Leadership unanimously voted to welcome 10 new members. Each of these new members brings a host of skills
The NDSA is pleased to announce that both the original (2013) and Version 2 (2019) of the Levels Matrix have been translated into Spanish by
The NDSA established its Innovation Awards in 2012 to recognize and encourage innovation in the field of digital stewardship. Since then, it has honored 39
This year’s World Digital Preservation Day (#WDPD) was the biggest yet! With outpourings of research, achievements, practical advice, and fun it was hard to believe
Please join me in welcoming the two newly elected Coordinating Committee members Elizabeth England and Jessica Neal, and one re-elected member, Linda Tadic. Their terms begin
The AIMS Project (An Inter-Institutional Model for Stewardship) won a 2012 Innovation Award in the Project category. AIMS participants were recognized for their work developing
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