Meetings play a key role in defining, refining, and advancing the National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program’s strategy to build national capacity for digital preservation. This strategy works through three sets of meetings; the Digital Preservation meeting, an annual invitational meeting focused on preservation storage architectures for digital collections, and an ongoing series of topical meetings exploring emergent areas of born-digital content.

Aside from the value these meetings provide to participants from across the nation, each meeting creates results in the creation of a library of resources, slide decks from presentations, video recordings, notes, and in many cases formal reports. This page acts as a point of entry for exploring this library of resulting resources.

Digital Preservation Meetings

The annual Digital Preservation, held each summer in the Washington, DC area, supports shared expertise in d