archive100.org

Preserving Yesterday's Digital Footprints for Tomorrow's Discovery

At archive100.org, we are dedicated to preserving our collective digital heritage. In a world where information changes and evolves faster than ever, we are committed to providing a comprehensive and accessible repository of digital content for future generations.

Our mission is to create a sustainable and reliable archive that can withstand the test of time. We collect and preserve a wide array of digital resources, including websites, e-books, multimedia, and data sets that are invaluable to researchers, historians, and the interested public.

The team behind archive100.org is comprised of a group of dedicated archivists, librarians, technologists, and volunteers who all share the vision of a freely accessible digital archive. We collaborate with institutions, libraries, and private collections to ensure that even the most vulnerable digital content is preserved for future exploration.

Our approach is holistic; we recognize that digital preservation is more than just storing bytes. It involves capturing context, ensuring accessibility, and guaranteeing authenticity. Therefore, we adhere to the highest standards for metadata and employ advanced technologies to ensure that our archives are not only preserved but also remain usable and understandable.

We believe that open access to information is a fundamental right. That’s why archive100.org is committed to making our collected resources available for free to everyone, everywhere in the world. We are convinced that by sharing knowledge, we can grow and learn from our past as a society.

We invite you to join our community, whether you are an individual user seeking knowledge, a researcher conducting in-depth analyses, or someone looking to contribute digital content to our growing archive. Together, we can preserve a rich, shared history for the generations that follow.

Explore, learn, and contribute to archive100.org – your gateway to the past, present, and future of our digital era.