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Archived since: Oct, 2015
Description:
The European countries are facing the biggest humanitarian emergency of our era. In 2015 nearly 800,000 people have arrived in Europe by sea and land and another 15 million have been forced to flee across the Middle East. The collection comprises a snapshot of web activity captured in November 2015 and March 2016, notably on media sites and social media, related to the EU countries’ handling of the huge stream of refugees in the individual countries’ and on the Union’s common level.
Subject: Spontaneous Events , Government, Refugees
Archived since: Feb, 2020
Description:
A collection created by the Content Development Group of the International Internet Preservation Consortium in collaboration with Archive-It to preserve web content related to the Novel Coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak and ensuing pandemic. Identification of seed websites and web crawling began in February 2020, and the collection continued to add new seeds and recapture a core set of existing seeds until May 2023, when the World Health Organization downgraded Covid-19 from a PHEIC (Public health emergency of international concern) to a established and ongoing health issue.
High priority subtopics included: coronavirus origins; information about the spread of infection; national, regional or local containment efforts, including vaccine development and implementation of vaccinations; medical and scientific aspects; social aspects; economic aspects; and political aspects. Websites from anywhere in the world and in any language were in scope.
Subject: Science & Health, Spontaneous Events , Government, COVID-19 Pandemic, 2020-, Coronavirus infections, Epidemics, COVID-19 (Disease)
Archived since: Jul, 2022
Description:
On 23 February 2022, the armed forces of the Russian Federation invaded the territory of Ukraine, annexing certain regions and cities and carrying out a series of military strikes throughout the country, thus triggering a war in Ukraine. Since then, the clashes between the Russian military and the Ukrainian army and population have had an unprecedented impact on the situation in the region and on international relations. This collection aims to collect web content related to this event in order to map the impact of this conflict on digital history and culture. Identification of seed websites and initial web crawling began in July 2022, and the collection will continue to add new content as the conflict evolves. High priority subtopics include: general information on military confrontations; consequences of the war on the civilian population; refugee crisis and international relief efforts; political consequences; international relations; diaspora communities--Ukrainians around the world; human rights organisations; foreign embassies and diplomatic relations; sanctions imposed on Russia by foreign powers; consequences on energy and agri-food trade; and public opinion (blogs/protest sites/activists). Websites from all over the world and in all languages are in scope.
Subject: Spontaneous Events , Wars, Russian Invasion of Ukraine, 2022
Creator: International Internet Preservation Consortium
Coverage: Ukraine
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