Samvera Stories: Franklin College announces the launch of the Thomasine Allen Online Collection
Digital repositories make local stories globally available.
Digital repositories make local stories globally available.
The Samvera Europe 2026 Meeting will be held on Tuesday 5th May, from 2pm to 5pm, in conjunction with the CoSector Festival of Technology in Education and Research at University of London. The meeting is being kindly hosted by CoSector at Senate House, where the Festival is taking place, in conjunction with the Samvera Community. The Samvera Community is a collection of universities in North America and Europe established in 2008 to foster open discussion and engagement on the development of digital repositories, as well as creating software solutions to address curation needs. All those working with digital repositories, including repository management, collections management and presentation, software development, metadata, etc. are warmly invited.
The Hyku community is proud to announce the release of Hyku 7.0. This milestone represents the continued collaboration of developers, institutions, and service providers across the Samvera ecosystem.
Samvera is a vibrant, highly active community including more than 30 Partners who formally support our work and development. Working together, members of the Samvera Community create sustainable repository solutions based on a common infrastructure, allowing the flexibility to tailor solutions to local demands and workflows. This provides the foundation for both highly customized, extensible repositories as well as turn-key solutions that allow adopters to get up and running quickly.
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