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Our People Our collaborators span many academic fields and technical specialties. Our team includes scholars, researchers, developers, programmers, designers, project managers, edu

Supporters Our goal is to democratize access to information. Twenty-five years ago, Roy Rosenzweig founded our Center with the goal of democratizing access to information for anyon

Affiliates Robert Carlock Graduate Affiliate LaQuanda Walters Cooper Graduate Student Affiliate Anne Dobberteen Graduate Affiliate Georgia Ferrell Graduate Affiliate Anthony Guidon

Zotero Zotero is a free, easy-to-use tool to help you collect, organize, cite, and share research. Created at RRCHNM in 2006, Zotero and is used by millions of people every day all

Pandemic Religion Pandemic Religion: A Digital Archive ​collects and preserves the experiences of congregants and religious communities during the COVID-19 pandemic. The project

Omeka Omeka is a next-generation open source web publishing platform and content management system designed for museums, libraries, historic sites, historical societies, scholars,

Hidden in Plain Sight Hidden in Plain Sight: Exploring American History is an online course for K–12 teachers that emphasizes iterative learning, primary source analysis, and an

Collecting These Times Collecting These Times is an interactive website and digital repository for collections that document the myriad, diverse ways in which American Jewish indiv

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