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UCLA Library's program Modern Endangered Archives Program is supporting the digitization of endangered archives from three major human rights organizations in Peru, preserving documents that chart the country's history. Read about the UC Davis and @UNMSM_led project: lettersandsciencemag.ucdavis.edu/science-techno…

An incredible example of how endangered archives, when organized and described, can shift scholarly conversations and historical understanding. Congratulations to Sauda. And, thank you to MEAP Board Member Derek R Peterson for showcasing her work.

In honor of #NelsonMandela's birthday, these #UCLADigLib materials highlight South Africa's first democratically elected president, who was an anti-apartheid activist & The Nobel Prize laureate. Digitized by Intl Digital Ephemera Project & Modern Endangered Archives Program with Arcadia Fund support.

A humanist to the core, that’s Nelson Mandela” (February 21, 1990), Kenya Times no. 630, p. 4, @McMillanLibrary Newspaper Collection, UCLA Library’s Modern Endangered Archives Program. Modern Endangered Archives Program

New in Early View💡 Drawing on a radio station archive, Aïssatou Mbodj analyses the songs sang by women about (im)mobile men in 20th century Mali. She argues that these 'non-migrant' songs can help us reimagine processes of migration & gender roles alike. 👇 bit.ly/3zWCL4J

Love seeing how MEAP-funded projects impact research. Explore the collection online now! meap.library.ucla.edu/projects/the-s…

We're proud to provide access to more than 1500 records from the Court of Justice in Óbidos, Brazil. The digital collection includes criminal trial and civil trial records, including documentation on trials regarding land disputes. Explore now: digital.library.ucla.edu/catalog/ark:/2…

"Beyond migration narratives, the project captures a diverse range of experiences and stories from the era, including the lives of Maharajahs (rulers) as well as weddings, celebrations, business tycoons, marketing endeavours, family and office groups and vibrant street scenes."

Funded by UCLA Library’s program Modern Endangered Archives Program, a new project aims to bridge historical divides, foster cultural preservation and illuminate how the Partition of India continues to shape the stories of the country and its people.

📣 Looking for funding to document & digitize at-risk cultural heritage materials? New MEAP Call for Applications is now live. 🖥️meap.library.ucla.edu/call-for-appli… SIGN UP for our monthly MEAP News email to receive all application updates. 📋ucla.us21.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=f8…

Thousands of photographic negatives & prints by American photographer Willis E. Bell have been digitized with support from UCLA Library’s Modern Endangered Archives Program. Bell documented life in Ghana, West Africa, during the post-colonial period (1957-1978). See more: bit.ly/ucla-willisbell

➡️➡️➡️Funding for Cultural heritage preservation projects via Modern Endangered Archives Program

Interested in MEAP funding for cultural heritage preservation? Start preparing your application now. MEAP Application Portal opens next week on Tuesday, September 10. ➡️ Explore available resources to ensure eligibility and prepare your application: meap.library.ucla.edu/applicants/how…

Issue 3 of our Newsletter is here! This issue features the new 2024 EMKP projects, a piece by Marie-Annick Moreau on women fishers in Tanzania & the newest repository upload, Munyaradzi Elton Sagiya's project on dry-stone masonry, Zimbabwe. Read here: ow.ly/PJlA50Thiyf..

The Modern Endangered Archives Program, a UCLA Library initiative, has announced 26 new grants awarded to international communities and archives supporting the documentation and digitization of at-risk cultural heritage materials. Full details: ucla.in/3XxwwNP