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iPRES 2025 Call to Community: Share your ideas!
Added on 25 November 2024
The iPRES 2025 organising committee is excited to announce a series of ‘Call to Community’ online workshops, and to invite expressions of interest to join their committees. iPRES 2025 will take place in Te Whanganui-a-Tara (Wellington) Aotearoa (New Zealand) from 3-7 November 2025.
Call to Share your Digital Preservation Workflows for Webinar series 2025
Added on 24 November 2024
The Digital Preservation Coalition is looking for volunteers who are willing and able to share their digital preservation workflows in a 20-minute online demonstration or presentation as part of our 'Workflow Webinars' series, which is planned to take place in early February 2025.
Vacancy for Assistant Archivist: Digital Preservation and Access at University of the Arts London
1 December 2024
London College of Communication, Elephant and Castle, London
£33,661 to £40,377 per annum, pro rata
Announcing the iPRES 2025 Call for Contributions
Added on 15 November 2024
Tēnā koutou katoa – Warm greetings to you all
We are excited to invite peer-reviewed contributions for iPRES 2025, the premier international conference on digital preservation.
iPRES 2025 will take place in Te Whanganui-a-Tara (Wellington), Aotearoa (New Zealand), from 3-7 November 2025, and will offer a combination of in-person and virtual participation opportunities. We warmly invite contributions from researchers, practitioners, and organisations across the globe who are involved in the field of digital preservation.
Vacancy for Preservation Assistant at National Library of Scotland
22 November 2024
Sighthill, Scotland
£27,642 (13,821 pro-rata)
Part-Time
Vacancy for Archivist (Press, digital) at Cambridge University Press & Assessment
18 November 2024
Cambridge, England
£31,000 to £34,000 pro rata
Part-Time
The University of Alberta Library joins the Digital Preservation Coalition
Added on 7 November 2024
The Digital Preservation Coalition (DPC) is delighted to welcome the University of Alberta Library as its newest Associate Member.
The University of Alberta Library (UAL) in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, is situated on Treaty 6 territory, traditional lands of First Nations and Métis people. In support of one of Canada’s top teaching and research universities, UAL strives to be a trustworthy partner for local, national, and international efforts to steward the scholarly record and preservation of digital content. UAL uses a variety of services, tools, and approaches to meet the digital preservation needs of the university and broader community.
Ya está disponible el DPC Prospectus 2024-2025
Added on 7 November 2024
The Digital Preservation Coalition (DPC) is delighted to share the Spanish translation of our 2024-2025 program of activities on World Digital Preservation Day!
The prospectus lists the DPC’s plans for 2024-2025, including the range of new publications, training, webinars and specialist briefings, and supporting resources which will be released. It is shaped by members’ needs but is shared with the entire digital preservation community around the world, in multiple languages and in multiple time zones.
The University of Minnesota Libraries joins the Digital Preservation Coalition
Added on 7 November 2024
The Digital Preservation Coalition (DPC) is delighted to welcome the University of Minnesota Libraries as its newest Associate Member.
The mission of the University of Minnesota Libraries is to expand access to information, strengthen research and teaching, and enrich communities throughout the U.S. state of Minnesota, the region, and the world. Providing this level of access to the University’s collections, the Libraries team considers it essential that robust, long-term, sustainable plans are created for their care and preservation – including digital collections.
Disponible dès maintenant: Le prospectus 2024-2025 de la DPC en français
Added on 7 November 2024
In celebrating World Digital Preservation Day, the Digital Preservation Coalition (DPC) is delighted to share the French translation of our 2024-2025 program of activities today.
The prospectus lists the DPC’s plans for 2024-2025, including the range of new publications, training, webinars and specialist briefings, and supporting resources which will be released in the year ahead. It is shaped by members’ needs but is shared with the entire digital preservation community around the world, in multiple languages and in multiple time zones.