Modern Endangered Archives Program

Labor, Livelihood, and Immigration in a Brazilian Plantation: The Archives of Ibicaba Farm
This collection of ledgers and business records from the Ibicaba Farm documents the economic system of agricultural labor in Brazil that ultimately consolidated mass immigration. Starting in the 1840s, plantations in southwestern Brazil experiment…
Conserving the Archives of Progressive Pakistan
In resistance to the centralizing government state, those of the Pakistan progressive movement left behind a rich archive of photographs, written works, recorded interviews, and documentaries. The materials at the South Asia Resource and Research…

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Ustadh Mau Digital Library launched at Leiden University
MEAP Project team formally launched Ustadh Mau Digital Library project on 11 January 2023.
MEAP in the News: Preserving endangered manuscripts (from UNC News)
Originally published in the Carolina Arts & Sciences Magazine (October 2022)
UCLA Library to expand global preservation work thanks to largest grant in its history
$13 million from Arcadia will support bolstering the Modern Endangered Archives Program