Citizen DJ was created by the Library's 2020 Innovator in Residence Brian Foo. Thousands of public domain audio recordings (songs, oral histories, even ambient noise) were compiled in one spot, where anyone can explore, download & remix them. citizen-dj.labs.loc.gov/?loclr=twloc

Citizen DJ serves to "connect listeners to materials, cultures & sonic history that might otherwise go unremembered," according to Foo. We invite everyone (including you Charlie Puth!) to get creative with this amazing public resource. citizen-dj.labs.loc.gov/?loclr=twloc

I love this thread that maya cade made compiling a filmography on tenderness in black film. seriously love. Resisting retweeting each tweet. but the thread is very cool.

Today was my 1st day at the Library of Congress to research early US Chinatowns & other lost & erased enclaves of color, for my LC Labs Innovator in Residence project.

For #BHM, the Connecting Communities Digital Initiative Library of Congress will be sharing #BlackStudies digital materials from a wide range of Library collections that we hope will delight and/or surprise you. (1/6)

Jeffrey Yoo Warren is the 2023 Innovator in Residence Library of Congress. For #APAHM, staff are sharing their picks of Library digital materials that delight and/or surprise them. Here are Jeffrey's selections. #AAPI 1/11

I shouldn’t be surprised. But this podcast about land ownership as a concept and a force in US history/present/idea has been blowing my mind. It’s one of those experiences where nothing I hear is shocking me, but it’s somehow reshaping how I see everything. Highly recommend.

Seattle, Philly Chinatowns listed as most endangered US historic places npr.org/2023/05/09/117… . Library of Congress Innovator in Residence Jeffrey 유 Yoo Warren uses #relationalreconstruction to recreate destroyed Chinatowns. Read his post w/ _ on Portland blogs.loc.gov/thesignal/2023…

The Connecting Communities Digital Initiative (CCDI) just announced the next round of award opportunities for Artists/Scholars-in-Residence, Higher Education Institutions, Libraries, Archives, Museums! (1/2)

"My own strongest memories are… richer, more colorful, and honestly, less precise..." Read how Library of Congress Innovator in Residence Jeffrey 유 Yoo Warren and artist Alicia Renee Ball add atmosphere to models of lost places on The Signal blogs.loc.gov/thesignal/2023…

Register now for CCDI’s virtual Summer Fuse event on 7/18, 12pm-4pm EDT: loc.zoomgov.com/webinar/regist…! Our awardees—Boone County Public Library, Guild Hall of East Hampton, Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Houston Community College & University of New Mexico will share their work!

I invite you to attend the Connecting Communities Digital Initiative Summer Fuse livestream event on Tues, July 18, noon-4pm. Hear from the new awardees, Scholar in Residence Maya Cade, and Asian American & Pacific Islander Digital Humanities panelists. loc.zoomgov.com/webinar/regist…

CCDI is hiring a Program Specialist! We support awardees, work with remote interns and 9-member advisory board, organize annual events and document/timeline all of it. Here's the link to the vacancy announcement: usajobs.gov/job/737225500 Apply by July 28th.

An important job opportunity with the "Connecting Communities Digital Initiative. Plus it's an opportunity to work remotely with the Library of Congress. More information in the link in the original tweet.

If you’re wondering if this is right for you, it might help to check out the vacancy questions linked from the description. jobs.monstergovt.com/loc/vacancy/pr…

Join us 9/19 at 4pm ET to virtually visit Providence's historic Chinatown with Innovator in Residence Jeffrey 유 Yoo Warren . Hear about his work Library of Congress to reconstruct lost places from archives and the launch of the #SeeingLostEnclaves toolkit. Reg + info: labs.loc.gov/events/

We're looking for orgs to try and give feedback on the LC Labs Artificial Intelligence Planning Framework! Learn how we're supporting the responsible exploration and potential adoption of AI Library of Congress on the Signal blogs.loc.gov/thesignal/2023…