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The Digital Preservation Coalition (DPC) is delighted to share translations of the Rapid Assessment Model (RAM) in Simplified and Traditional Chinese, French, Japanese and Turkish. The translations have been made available thanks to the generous volunteer efforts of members of the digital preservation community.

#DPConnect will take a 4-week break over the month of April and will return on a new day, with a new monthly schedule, from Thursday 8th May at 14:00 UTC. Our last weekly session will be today, 28^th March 2025.

The Digital Preservation Coalition (DPC) seeks to fill vacancies for two senior staff that lead the delivery and development of strategic objectives in the areas of Workforce Development and in Good Practice.

We are delighted to invite DPC Members to our DPC Members Forum and Networking Event in The Hague, The Netherlands on June 4th and 5th, 2025!

This face-to-face event will take place over the course of two days and forms part of a worldwide event series, with further DPC Members Fora taking place in the Americas and the Australasia and Asia-Pacific region.

The DPC is pleased to announce a new community resource aimed at helping digital preservation practitioners find professional development opportunities.

Originally developed as part of the iPRES 2024 Start to Preserve stream and now being officially launched, the new DigiPres Learning Resources Portal aims to help digital preservation practitioners, educators, and students find training and development opportunities and content. The DPC will host and maintain this new resource, and it is open to anyone working in digital preservation and related disciplines to use and edit.

This month, the Digital Preservation Coalition (DPC) is pleased to announce updates to its leadership. Owned and run by its members, this annual update ensures that members have the opportunity to shape and oversee the programs delivered by the DPC.

Raidió Teilifís Éireann (RTÉ) Archives has joined the Digital Preservation Coalition (DPC), becoming the Coalition’s newest Associate Member.

RTÉ Archives is home to Ireland’s largest collection of audiovisual material. The Archives are responsible for collecting, preserving and making accessible the creative and documentary output of the national broadcaster. Combining hundreds of thousands of hours of moving image and sound recordings together with significant collections of photographs, manuscripts and administrative documents, RTÉ Archives contain a unique record of Irish life.