Our Organisation

The Open Preservation Foundation sustains technology and knowledge for the long-term management of digital cultural heritage, in all its forms. We provide our members with reliable solutions to the challenges of digital preservation through technology stewardship, knowledge exchange, and advocacy and alliances. Founded in 2010 as the Open Planets Foundation to sustain the results of […]

Meet our members.

We work with partner organisations to promote synergies in the development of digital practices and tools and reduce duplication of effort.

Meet the people behind our strategy, activities and projects.

We participate in national and international projects to develop software, services and best practice which benefit our members. We have supported projects by providing shared infrastructure for collaboration and by providing a sustainable home for project outputs.

The Open Preservation Foundation is an international, not-for-profit membership organisation enabling shared solutions for effective and efficient digital preservation. Membership fees are set by the Board of Directors and were last updated in June 2015. Why become an OPF member? Our members share a commitment to advancing digital preservation and work together to further our shared […]

The Open Preservation Foundation website is a free platform for the digital preservation community. Users can blog and post events subject to the terms of use below. By accessing, creating or contributing content hosted at https://staging.openpreservation.org/ you agree to abide by these Terms. Please read them carefully before posting or creating any content. Licensing By posting […]

Our privacy policy is currently under review to ensure it meets GDPR legislation. It will be published here shortly.

By post Write to us at: Open Preservation Foundation, c/o The British Library, Boston Spa, Wetherby, West Yorkshire, LS23 7BQ By email Send us a message to: info(at)openpreservation(dot)org or use the form above.  

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