
Software Heritage
Software Heritage preserves software source code for present and future generations.
LocalView is a database co-created by Soubhik Barari and Tyler Simko to advance the study of local government in the United States. It is the largest dataset of local government public meetings — the central policy-making process in American local government — as they are captured on video.
At present, the database covers 139,616 videos of public meetings 1,012 places and 2,861 distinct governments across the United States between 2006-2022. The map below provides a summary of the geographic coverage in the sample.


Software Heritage preserves software source code for present and future generations.

Digital Oblivion: How Autocrats Engineer Forgetting is an event hosted by the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism.

A decentralized archive that brings hidden censorship into view by safeguarding suppressed journalism in Turkey

This tool lets investigators sift through thousands of hours of footage to surface evidence of human rights abuses and other significant findings in minutes rather than weeks.