Title: AOL News articles by Kevin Blackistone

URL: http://archive.sandbox.aolnews.com/team/kevin-blackistone/

Collection: University of Maryland

Description: Archived web crawl of AOL News articles by Kevin Blackistone, Professor of the Practice at the Philip Merrill College of Journalism, University of Maryland, College Park.

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Title: Preservation Nation

URL: http://blogs.nationaltrust.org/preservationnation/

Collection: Historic Preservation Collection

Description: Archived web crawls of Preservation Nation, a blog published by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. The blog was active from 2007 to 2010. These web archives include posts from January to March 2010.

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Title: National Organizers Alliance

URL: http://noacentral.org/

Collection: Labor

Description: Archived website of the National Organizers Alliance (NOA). Based in Alcoa, Tennessee, NOA was founded in 1993 by organizers working across the spectrum of progressive social justice movements and closed in 2015. The NOA's stated mission was "to advance progressive organizing for social, economic and environmental justice and to sustain, support and nurture the people of all ages who do it" ("About NOA," http://wayback.archive-it.org/5981/20151108141921/http://noacentral.org/page.php?id=9, accessed June 4, 2018). The NOA website included information about its mission, leadership, publications, membership, job bank (Organizers for America), Organizer Mentoring Project, and archives at the University of Maryland, College, Park.

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Subject:   National Organizers Alliance -- Archives,  National Organizers Alliance -- Web archives,  Social movements -- Archives,  Social movements -- Web archives,  Social justice,  Distributive justice,  Environmentalism,  Green movement,  Labor -- United States -- Web archives

Title: Pacifica Network

URL: http://pacificanetwork.org/

Collection: Special Collections

Description: Archived website of the Pacifica Network, an affiliated network of listener sponsored radio stations. Founded in 1946 by Lewis Hill, Eleanor McKinney and others as a noncommercial, educational, cultural radio in the San Francisco Bay area, the Pacifica Network has continued to flourish as a completely listener-supported radio network. The goal behind having listener support was to insure a grass-roots forum that would support diversity, freedom of speech, and promote programs according to what the listeners want, not what a corporate sponsor wants. Hill's strong beliefs in open communication and freedom of expression helped Pacifica set precedents concerning freedom of speech in broadcasting. Besides the pioneer station, KPFA (Berkeley), Pacifica Radio consists of KPFK (Los Angeles), WBAI (New York), KPFT (Houston), and WPFW (Washington, DC). The Pacifica Network website includes information about its history, governance, affiliate stations, programs, resources, and news stories.

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Subject:   Public television

Title: American College Dance Festival Association (ACDFA)

URL: http://www.acdfa.org/

Collection: Special Collections in Performing Arts

Description: Archived website of the American College Dance Festival Association (ACDFA). The ACDFA, known as the American College Dance Association (ACDA) since 2015, was founded in 1973 to acknowledge and foster the role that colleges had been playing in the development of dance since the 1960s. Originally formed by thirteen charter member colleges and universities, the ACDFA now consists of over 300 member institutions. The ACDFA sponsors eleven regional conferences where colleges and university submit pieces to be adjudicated by nationally recognized dance professionals. The association also sponsors the National Dance Festival, which showcases works selected from all the regional conferences. The ACDFA website includes information about its mission, history, regions, bylaws, policies, leadership, regional conferences, national festivals, membership, newsletters, and resources for dance in higher education.

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Subject:   Performing arts archives,  Performing arts -- Web archives,  American College Dance Festival Association -- Web archives,  Dance festivals -- Web archives

Title: Advisory Council on Historic Preservation

URL: http://www.achp.gov/

Collection: Historic Preservation Collection

Description: Archived website of the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (ACHP). The ACHP is an independent federal agency based in Washington, D.C., and describes its charge as follows: "The Advisory Council on Historic Preservation promotes the preservation, enhancement, and sustainable use of our nation’s diverse historic resources, and advises the President and the Congress on national historic preservation policy" ("Advisory Council on Historic Preservation: Preserving America's Heritage," http://wayback.archive-it.org/1819/20131220210622/http://www.achp.gov/, archived December 20, 2013). The ACHP website includes information about its mission, membership, staff, leadership, strategic planning, budget, programs, training and education, publications, and issues.

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Subject:   United States. Advisory Council on Historic Preservation -- Web archives

Title: American Bandmasters Association

URL: http://www.americanbandmasters.org/

Collection: Special Collections in Performing Arts

Description: Archived website of the American Bandmasters Association (ABA). The ABA website includes information about its officers, history, governance, objectives, annual reports, annual convention, awards, publications, recordings, and research center. The site also hosts a members-only section.

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Subject:   Performing arts archives,  Performing arts -- Web archives,  American Bandmasters Association -- Web archives,  American Bandmasters Association,  American Bandmasters Association -- Archives,  Band directors -- United States,  Bands (Music) -- United States,  Conductors (Music) -- United States

Title: Jobs With Justice

URL: http://www.americanrightsatwork.org/

Collection: Labor

Description: Archived website of Jobs With Justice (JWJ), is a non-profit workers' advocacy organization. Its stated mission is to "bring together labor, community, student, and faith voices at the national and local levels to win improvements in people’s lives and shape the public discourse on workers’ rights and the economy." (http://www.jwj.org/about-us, accessed June 4, 2018). JWJ is based in Washington, D.C. The JWJ site includes information about its history, staff, partnerships, projects, issues, campaigns and actions, publications, and media mentions.

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Subject:   Jobs with Justice -- Web archives,  Labor -- United States -- Web archives

Title: American Musical Instrument Society

URL: http://www.amis.org/

Collection: Special Collections in Performing Arts

Description: Archived website of the American Musical Instrument Society (AMIS), an international organization founded in 1971 to promote better understanding of all aspects of the history, design, construction, restoration, and usage of musical instruments in all cultures and from all periods. The Society's international membership includes collectors, curators, historians, performers, instrument makers, conservators, restorers, dealers, teachers, and students. The AMIS website includes information about its organization, meetings, awards, membership, publications, announcements, and resources related to the following: appraisal services, collections of musical instruments, educational programs, instrument making, instrument sites, musical instrument dealers and makers, organizations, and patent numbers and dates.

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Subject:   Performing arts archives,  Performing arts -- Web archives,  American Musical Instrument Society -- Web archives

Title: A. Philip Randolph Institute

URL: http://www.apri.org/

Collection: Labor

Description: Archived website of the A. Philip Randolph Institute (APRI). Founded in 1965 by labor and civil rights leaders A. Philip Randolph and Bayard Rustin, the APRI is "an Organization of Black Trade Unionists to Fight for Racial Equality and Economic Justice," and a constituency group of the AFL-CIO ("Our History," http://www.apri.org/our-history.html, accessed June 4, 2018). The APRI website includes information about its leadership, history, constituency groups, news, events, chapters, issues, actions, and conferences.

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Subject:   A. Philip Randolph Institute -- Web archives,  Labor -- United States -- Web archives

Title: North America's Building Trades Unions (NABTU)

URL: http://www.bctd.org/

Collection: Labor

Description: Archived website of North America's Building Trades Unions (NABTU), a federation of 14 North American labor unions, founded in 1907 and based in Washington, D.C. ("About Us," https://nabtu.org/about-nabtu/, accessed June 4, 2018; Constitution of the North America's Building Trades Unions, as amended through August 2015). Its stated mission is "to create more work opportunities, achieve living wages, and protect benefit standards, not just for the members of our 14 national and international union affiliates, but for all construction workers." ("About Us"). The NABTU website includes information about its leadership, affiliates, membership, staff, apprenticeship and training programs, field services, policy positions and advocacy, capital strategies, press releases, speeches, video, and blog.

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Subject:   Building Trades Association (U.S.) -- Web archives,  Labor unions -- Web archives,  Labor -- United States -- Web archives

Title: College Band Directors National Association (CBDNA)

URL: http://www.cbdna.org/

Collection: Special Collections in Performing Arts

Description: Archived website of the College Band Directors National Association (CBDNA). CBDNA first formed as a committee of the Music Educators National Conference (MENC), and reorganized as the College Band Directors National Association in 1947. Its stated purpose is to support "the teaching, performance, study and cultivation of music, with particular focus on the wind band medium" ("Statement of Purpose," http://wayback.archive-it.org/4149/20131202214317/http://www.cbdna.org/cgi-bin/about5.pl, archived December 2, 2013). The CBDNA website includes information about its officers, history, constitution, bylaws, statement of purpose, membership, commissions, committees, divisions, publications, CBDNA report, conferences, events, bulletin board, and member services. CBDNA maintains committees on athletic bands, music education, gender and ethnicity, small/community colleges, Music as a Social Force, conductor health, research, Wind Music in Our Culture, technology, and new works.

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Subject:   Performing arts archives,  Performing arts -- Web archives,  College Band Directors National Association -- Web archives

Title: International Clarinet Association

URL: http://www.clarinet.org/

Collection: Special Collections in Performing Arts

Description: Archived website of the International Clarinet Association (ICA). ICA was founded in 1973 to "support projects that will benefit clarinet performance; provide opportunities for the exchange of ideas, materials, and information among its members; foster the composition, publication, recording, and distribution of music for the clarinet; and encourages and promotes the performance and teaching of a wide variety of repertoire for the clarinet" (International Clarinet Association Research Center finding aid, https://hdl.handle.net/1903.1/1758, accessed June 19, 2018; "History," http://wayback.archive-it.org/4149/20141204193415/https://www.clarinet.org/history.asp, archived December 4, 2014). The ICA website includes information about its mission, leadership, International Access Initiative, publications, national and regional festivals, competitions, and research.

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Subject:   Performing arts archives,  Performing arts -- Web archives,  International Clarinet Association -- Web archives

Title: Coalition of Labor Union Women

URL: http://www.cluw.org/

Collection: Labor

Description: Archived website of the Coalition of Labor Union Women (CLUW), the national organization for labor union women in the United States, formed on March 12, 1974, in Chicago, Illinois ("History of CLUW," http://www.cluw.org/?zone=/unionactive/view_article.cfm&HomeID=430444&page=About20CLUW, accessed June 13, 2018). CLUW's stated mission is "to unify all union women in a viable organization to determine our common problems and concerns and to develop action programs within the framework of our unions to deal effectively with our objectives" ("CLUW Mission Statement," http://www.cluw.org/?zone=/unionactive/view_article.cfm&HomeID=252411&page=About20CLUW, accessed June 13, 2018). The CLUW website includes information about its mission, history, programs, leadership, local chapters, membership, photo gallery, office locations, news, campaigns, and events.

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Subject:   Coalition of Labor Union Women -- Web archives,  Labor unions -- Web archives,  Labor -- United States -- Web archives

Title: Cultural Heritage Tourism

URL: http://www.culturalheritagetourism.org/

Collection: Historic Preservation Collection

Description: Archived website of Cultural Heritage Tourism, an "electronic clearinghouse" published by Partners in Tourism, a coalition of 19 national organizations and agencies, "as a resource for organizations and individuals who are developing, marketing or managing cultural heritage tourism attractions or programs" ("Cultural Heritage Tourism," http://wayback.archive-it.org/1819/20131220205717/http://www.culturalheritagetourism.org/aboutUs.htm, archived June 19, 2012). The Cultural Heritage Tourism website includes information about its national and federal partners, steps and principles for establishing cultural heritage tourism programs, success stories, calendar of events, newsletter, and resources for finding organizations, funding, and research.

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Subject:   Partners in Tourism -- Web archives

Title: Arthur Godfrey

URL: http://www.findadeath.com/forum/showthread.php?706-Arthur-Godfrey

Collection: Special Collections

Description: Archived bulletin board thread about radio and television broadcaster Arthur Godfrey on FindADeath.com

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Subject:   Godfrey, Arthur, 1903-1983,  Television

Title: National Guestworker Alliance

URL: http://www.guestworkeralliance.org/

Collection: Labor

Description: Archived website of the National Guestworker Alliance (NGA), a membership organization of guestworkers, founded in 2006 (as the Alliance of Guestworkers) and based in New Orleans, Louisiana ("About NGA," http://www.guestworkeralliance.org/about-nga/, accessed June 13, 2018). Its stated mission is "to ensure that: Guestworkers have the power to transform their workplaces from exploitative to dignified—and have the consciousness and organization to do this in partnership with local workers locked out of employment. Guestworkers have the power to transform the terms of migration, so that workers can arrive to the United States on a path to first-class citizenship. Guestworkers are protagonists in a vibrant social movement to expand the right to organize for all excluded workers, reversing a long legacy of retaliation against workers of color who organize to win dignity and freedom" ("The NGA Vision," http://www.guestworkeralliance.org/about-nga/vision/, accessed June 13, 2018). The NGA website includes information about its press statements and coverage, campaign, and resources for H-2B policy, J-1 visas, and litigation. The site also includes information about the Alianza de Trabajadores de Marisco y Pescado (ATMP) / Alliance of Seafood Workers, Costa del Golfo (Gulf Coast) and Nueva Inglaterra (New England).

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Subject:   National Guestworker Alliance -- Web archives,  Labor unions -- Web archives,  Labor -- United States -- Web archives

Title: Music Library Association

URL: http://www.musiclibraryassoc.org/

Collection: Special Collections

Description: Archived website of the Music Library Association, 2013. The Music Library Association (MLA) was established for music librarians and scholars alike to promote the establishment, growth and use of music libraries; to encourage the collection of music and musical literature; and to search for ways to improve music libraries. The MLA website includes information about its advocacy, awards and grants, organizational structure, constitution, by-laws, history, minutes and reports, annual meetings, publications, member handbooks, and the profession of music librarianship.

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Subject:   Music Library Association,  Music libraries

Title: National Friends of Public Broadcasting

URL: http://www.nfpb.org/

Collection: Special Collections

Description: Archived website of the National Friends of Public Broadcasting (NFPB). Incorporated in 1970, NFPB is an autonomous and independent national organization for volunteers in public broadcasting. Its purposes are to help local volunteer groups organize, encourage community involvement and support for public television and to create an informed national constituency of lay people to represent concerned citizens, as well as the needs and problems of public television. It emphasizes the role and importance of the volunteer, and promotes cooperation between station management and volunteers as well as the exchange of ideas among local volunteer groups. The NFPB website includes information about its annual meetings, awards, training programs, advocacy, and membership.

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Subject:   Public television,  Public radio

Title: Organizers for America

URL: http://www.organizersforamerica.org/

Collection: Labor

Description: Archived website of Organizers for America, a free employment site for "community organizations, unions and allied groups seeking to hire community organizers and related positions," as well as job seekers, operated by the organization People's Action ("Organizers for America," http://organizersforamerica.org/page.php?id=89, accessed June 5, 2018).

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Subject:   Labor -- United States -- Web archives

Title: Arthur Godfrey - Teterboro Tower

URL: http://www.pilotsofamerica.com/forum/showthread.php?t=30700

Collection: Special Collections

Description: Archived Pilots of America forum thread in which users discuss Arthur Godfrey's buzzing of Teterboro Tower.

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Subject:   Airplanes,  Godfrey, Arthur, 1903-1983

Title: National Trust for Historic Preservation

URL: http://www.preservationnation.org/

Collection: Historic Preservation Collection

Description: Archived website of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, which was created in 1949 through federal legislation and is currently a "privately funded nonprofit organization working to save America's historic places," based in Washington, D.C. ("PreservationNation: The website of the National Trust for Historic Preservation," http://wayback.archive-it.org/1819/20150421190727/http://www.preservationnation.org/, archived April 21, 2015; "A Brief History of the National Trust," http://wayback.archive-it.org/1819/20131220205742/http://www.preservationnation.org/who-we-are/history.html, archived December 20, 2013). The National Trust website includes information about its history, leadership, governance, preservation priorities, press center, programs, publications, funding opportunities, membership, and information for visitors to historic places.

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Subject:   National Trust for Historic Preservation in the United States -- Archives,  National Trust for Historic Preservation in the United States -- Web archives

Title: Arthur Godfrey

URL: http://www.ukulele.org/?Inductees:2000-2001:Arthur_Godfrey

Collection: Special Collections

Description: Archived web page about radio and television broadcaster Arthur Godfrey's popularization of ukuleles. Godfrey was inducted into the Ukelele Hall of Fame in 2001.

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Subject:   Godfrey, Arthur, 1903-1983,  Ukulele

Title: AFL-CIO Building Investment Trust

URL: https://aflcio-bit.com/

Collection: Labor

Description: Archived website of the AFL-CIO Building Investment Trust (BIT), a bank collective trust founded in 1988 whose stated mission is "to provide competitive risk-adjusted returns for qualified union pension plans through investments in institutional quality commercial real estate" in United States markets ("Performance," http://www.aflcio-bit.com/Performance-and-Portfolio.aspx, accessed June 4, 2018; "The AFL-CIO Building Investment Trust," http://www.aflcio-bit.com/, accessed June 4, 2018). PNC Bank serves as trustee for the BIT. The BIT website includes information about its mission, policies, performance, portfolio, news, and media.

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Subject:   Labor -- United States -- Web archives

Title: AFL-CIO

URL: https://aflcio.org/

Collection: Special Collections

Description: Archived website of the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO), 2013 to present. The AFL-CIO, formed in 1955 through a merger of the AFL and CIO, is the largest federation of trade unions in the United States, representing 12.5 million workers. The AFL-CIO website includes information about its affiliated unions, executive council statements, labor history, leadership, unions, allies, programs, calls for action, benefits programs, advocacy issues, legislative alerts, voting records, and reports.

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Title: AFL-CIO

URL: https://aflcio.org/

Collection: Labor

Description: Archived website of the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO), 2013 to present. The AFL-CIO, formed in 1955 through a merger of the AFL and CIO, is the largest federation of trade unions in the United States, representing 12.5 million workers. The AFL-CIO website includes information about its affiliated unions, executive council statements, labor history, leadership, unions, allies, programs, calls for action, benefits programs, advocacy issues, legislative alerts, voting records, and reports.

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Title: American Political Items Collectors

URL: https://apic.us/

Collection: Special Collections

Description: Archived website of American Political Items Collectors (APIC), a non-profit membership organization that specializes in political memorabilia, 2015 to present. APIC encourages the collection, preservation, and study of political campaign-related materials with the goal of better understanding American politics. The APIC website includes information about its membership, background, news, and events.

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Subject:   American Political Items Collectors (Organization) -- Archives,  Political collectibles -- United States

Title: Coalition of Black Trade Unionists

URL: https://cbtu.nationbuilder.com/

Collection: Labor

Description: Archived website of the Coalition of Black Trade Unionists (CBTU). First convened September 23-24, 1972, CBTU is an international membership organization with 42 chapters in the U.S. ("History," http://www.cbtu.org/history.php, accessed June 4, 2018). Its stated mission is to "Improve economic development and employment opportunities for black workers. Work within the framework of the trade union movement to provide a voice and vehicle for greater black and minority participation. Increase union involvement in voter registration, voter education and voter turnout projects. Organize unorganized workers. Actively support civil rights and civic groups working to improve living and working conditions in the black community. Increase effective political alliances between labor, churches and the general community" ("About CBTU: Mission Statement," http://www.cbtu.org/mission.php, accessed June 4, 2018). The CBTU website includes information on its leadership, chapters, history, mission, Bell-Ball-Reliford Scholarship program, membership, committees, conferences, and Community Action and Response Against Toxics (CARAT) Team program. The site also hosts a blog, "Taking a Stand."

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Subject:   Coalition of Black Trade Unionists (U.S.) -- Web archives,  Labor unions -- Web archives,  Labor -- United States -- Web archives

Title: North America's Building Trades Unions (NABTU)

URL: https://nabtu.org/

Collection: Labor

Description: Archived website of North America's Building Trades Unions (NABTU), a federation of 14 North American labor unions, founded in 1907 and based in Washington, D.C. ("About Us," https://nabtu.org/about-nabtu/, accessed June 4, 2018; Constitution of the North America's Building Trades Unions, as amended through August 2015). Its stated mission is "to create more work opportunities, achieve living wages, and protect benefit standards, not just for the members of our 14 national and international union affiliates, but for all construction workers." ("About Us"). The NABTU website includes information about its leadership, affiliates, membership, staff, apprenticeship and training programs, field services, policy positions and advocacy, capital strategies, press releases, speeches, video, and blog.

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Subject:   Building Trades Association (U.S.) -- Web archives,  Labor unions -- Web archives,  Labor -- United States -- Web archives

Title: National Conference of State Historic Preservation Officers

URL: https://ncshpo.org/

Collection: Historic Preservation Collection

Description: Archived website of the National Conference of State Historic Preservation Officers (NCSHPO). The NCSHPO, based in Washington, D.C., is the professional association of "State government officials who carry out the national historic preservation program as delegates of the Secretary of the Interior pursuant to the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, as amended (NHPA) (16 USC 470)" ("About Us," http://wayback.archive-it.org/1819/20180425184605/http://ncshpo.org/about-us/, archived April 25, 2018). The NCSHPO website includes information about its leadership, partners, directory, issues, news, research, publications, and other resources.

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Subject:   National Conference of State Historic Preservation Officers -- Archives,  Historic preservation -- United States,  Historic buildings -- Conservation and restoration -- United States,  Historic sites -- Conservation and restoration -- United States,  Architecture -- Conservation and restoration -- United States,  National Conference of State Historic Preservation Officers -- Web archives

Title: National Federation of Community Broadcasters

URL: https://nfcb.org/

Collection: Special Collections

Description: Archived website of the National Federation of Community Broadcasters (NFCB), 2013 to present. NFCB is a national, grass-roots, non-profit organization which has served non-commercial community-based radio stations since 1975. There are currently some 170 stations, producers, and organizations in the membership of NFCB, representing diverse communities from remote regions of Alaska to densely populated cities, in markets ranging from Native American reservations to large metropolitan areas. The NFCB website includes information about its services, membership, staff, board of directors, publications, awards, budget, news, annual conference, and training resources.

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Subject:   Public radio

Title: AFL-CIO Union Lawyers Alliance

URL: https://ula-aflcio.org/

Collection: Labor

Description: Archived website of the AFL-CIO Union Lawyers Alliance (ULA), a Washington, D.C.,-based organization of more than 2,100 lawyers in firms and union legal departments across the United States. Its stated mission is "to (1) facilitate the exchange of information and strategies to assist LCC members in representing their union clients; (2) inform and mobilize union-side lawyers in the labor movement’s support of legislative and political priorities, such as labor law reform, judicial nominations and voter protection; (3) offer legal education, technical assistance and networking opportunities to the union-side bar; and (4) assist LCC firms and legal departments in recruiting and retaining new lawyers and lawyers of color to the practice of labor law" ("About the LCC," https://lcc.aflcio.org/public/about-lcc/, accessed June 4, 2018). Formerly known as the AFL-CIO Lawyers Coordinating Committee (LCC), the organization's Board of Directors voted to change its name on November 13, 2020 ("AFL-CIO Union Lawyers Alliance," https://ula-aflcio.org/, accessed August 10, 2021). The ULA website includes information about its mission and membership; litigation docket; Diversity, Outreach, Opportunities, and Recruitment (DOOR, formerly the Minority Outreach Program); and Law School Outreach Project. The website also posts vacancy notices and job listings.

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Subject:   AFL-CIO. Lawyers Coordinating Committee -- Web archives,  Labor unions -- Web archives,  Labor -- United States -- Web archives,  AFL-CIO. Union Lawyers Alliance -- Web archives

Title: United Students Against Sweatshops

URL: https://usas.org/

Collection: Labor

Description: Archived website of United Students Against Sweatshops (USAS), a national student labor campaign organization founded in 1997, describes its work as follows: "United Students Against Sweatshops (USAS) is a grassroots organization run entirely by youth and students. We develop youth leadership and run strategic student-labor solidarity campaigns with the goal of building sustainable power for working people. We define “sweatshop” broadly and consider all struggles against the daily abuses of the global economic system to be a struggle against sweatshops" ("Mission, Vision, and Organizing Philosophy," http://usas.org/about/mission-vision-organizing/, accessed June 13, 2018). Based in Washington, D.C., USAS represents student workers through locals on more than 150 college campuses ("About," http://usas.org/about/, accessed June 13, 2018). The USAS website includes information about its leadership, mission, vision, organizing philosophy, organizational structure, Collective Liberation Committee, caucuses, campaigns, membership, and locals.

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Subject:   United Students Against Sweatshops -- Web archives,  Labor -- United States -- Web archives

Title: American College Dance Association (ACDA)

URL: https://www.acda.dance/

Collection: Special Collections in Performing Arts

Description: Archived website of the American College Dance Association (ACDA), formerly the American College Dance Festival Association (ACDFA). The ACDFA was founded in 1973 to acknowledge and foster the role that colleges had been playing in the development of dance since the 1960s. Originally formed by thirteen charter member colleges and universities, the ACDFA now consists of over 300 member institutions. The ACDFA sponsors eleven regional conferences where colleges and university submit pieces to be adjudicated by nationally recognized dance professionals. The association also sponsors the National Dance Festival, which showcases works selected from all the regional conferences. The ACDA website includes information about its mission, history, regions, bylaws, policies, leadership, regional conferences, national festivals, membership, newsletters, and resources for dance in higher education.

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Subject:   Performing arts archives,  Performing arts -- Web archives,  American College Dance Association -- Web archives,  Dance festivals -- Web archives

Title: AFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust

URL: https://www.aflcio-hit.com/

Collection: Labor

Description: Archived website of the AFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust, an internally managed fixed-income mutual fund founded in 1984 and focused on "high credit quality securities, primarily multifamily mortgage-backed securities (MBS)" ("About Us," http://www.aflcio-hit.com/wmspage.cfm?parm1=674, accessed June 4, 2018). Its stated mission is to "Create union construction jobs – union labor is required for all on-site construction work; Create and preserve housing, particularly affordable and workforce housing" ("About Us"). The HIT website includes information about its mission, leadership, history, portfolio, performance, real estate finance, impact investing, HIT-DVF fund, Building America subsidiary, news, and media.

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Subject:   Labor -- United States -- Web archives

Title: AFL-CIO Employees Federal Credit Union

URL: https://www.aflcioefcu.org/

Collection: Labor

Description: Archived website of the AFL-CIO Employees Federal Credit Union, a credit union whose field of eligible members includes employees of the AFL-CIO or its constitutional departments, affiliated AFL-CIO International Unions, state or local central labor bodies; members of selected unions and locals; retired members; and immediate family. Its stated mission is "to be the primary financial institution for union families, providing quality products and member service, consistent with the values of the labor movement" ("Membership," https://www.aflcioefcu.org/who-we-are, accessed June 13, 2018). The AFL-CIO Employees FCU website includes information about membership, accounts, loans, services, access, and newsletters.

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Subject:   AFL-CIO Employees Federal Credit Union -- Web archives,  Labor -- United States -- Web archives

Title: Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance

URL: https://www.apalanet.org/

Collection: Labor

Description: Archived website of the Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance (APALA), the national organization of Asian American and Pacific Islander workers, with a membership of 660,000 and 20 chapters as of June 2018. APALA was founded in 1992 and is based in Washington, D.C. APALA's stated mission is as follows: "APALA is dedicated to promoting political education and voter registration programs among AAPIs, and to the training, empowerment, and leadership of AAPIs within the labor movement and APA community. Furthermore, APALA works to defend and advocate for the civil and human rights of AAPIs, immigrants and all people of color, and continues to develop ties within international labor organizations, especially in the Asia-Pacific Rim" ("Our Mission and History," https://www.apalanet.org/our-mission.html, accessed June 13, 2018). The APALA website includes information about its mission, leadership, staff, partnerships, major issues, chapters, actions, press releases, publications, and resources for promotion and online actions.

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Subject:   Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance -- Web archives,  Labor -- United States -- Web archives

Title: Association for Recorded Sound Collections (ARSC)

URL: https://www.arsc-audio.org/index.php

Collection: Special Collections in Performing Arts

Description: Archived website of the Association for Recorded Sound Collections (ARSC), a nonprofit organization founded in 1966 and dedicated to the preservation and study of sound recordings; in all genres of music and speech, in all formats, and from all periods. ARSC membership is comprised of both private individuals and institutional collectors. Current membership consists of approximately one thousand archivists, librarians, and curators representing many of the worlds leading audiovisual repositories participate in ARSC alongside record collectors, record dealers, researchers, historians, discographers, musicians, engineers, producers, reviewers, and broadcasters. ARSC hosts an Annual Conference bringing together collectors from a variety of backgrounds. Since 1968, ARSC has published a peer-reviewed journal and the ARSC Newsletter delivers timely announcements, short articles, and a calendar of coming events. The ARSC website includes information about its publications, membership, annual conference, email list, grant programs, awards, audio preservation and restoration directory, education and training programs, statements, blog, board, chapters, committees, news, and events.

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Subject:   Performing arts archives,  Performing arts -- Web archives,  Association for Recorded Sound Collections -- Web archives,  Sound recording collections -- Preservation

Title: Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers, and Grain Millers International Union

URL: https://www.bctgm.org/

Collection: Special Collections

Description: Archived website of the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers, and Grain Millers International Union. The National Union of Journeyman Bakers of North America was founded in 1886, united with the confectioners in 1902, and merged with the Tobacco Workers International Union in 1978 to form the Bakery, Confectionery, and Tobacco Workers International Union. The BCTGM website includes information about its history, purpose, officers, local unions, community service, organizing, news, publications, union buying guide, BCTGM Power benefits program, action center, health and safety resources, and resources for stewards.

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Subject:   Bakery, Confectionery, and Tobacco Workers International Union -- Archives,  Tobacco workers -- Labor unions -- United States -- Archives,  Bakery employees -- Labor unions -- United States -- Archives,  Labor unions -- United States,  Bakery, Confectionery, and Tobacco Workers International Union -- Web archives,  Tobacco workers -- Labor unions -- United States -- Web archives,  Bakery employees -- Labor unions -- United States -- Web archives

Title: Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers, and Grain Millers International Union

URL: https://www.bctgm.org/

Collection: Labor

Description: Archived website of the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers, and Grain Millers International Union. The National Union of Journeyman Bakers of North America was founded in 1886, united with the confectioners in 1902, and merged with the Tobacco Workers International Union in 1978 to form the Bakery, Confectionery, and Tobacco Workers International Union. The BCTGM website includes information about its history, purpose, officers, local unions, community service, organizing, news, publications, union buying guide, BCTGM Power benefits program, action center, health and safety resources, and resources for stewards.

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Subject:   Bakery, Confectionery, and Tobacco Workers International Union -- Archives,  Tobacco workers -- Labor unions -- United States -- Archives,  Bakery employees -- Labor unions -- United States -- Archives,  Labor unions -- United States,  Bakery, Confectionery, and Tobacco Workers International Union -- Web archives,  Tobacco workers -- Labor unions -- United States -- Web archives,  Bakery employees -- Labor unions -- United States -- Web archives

Title: United Brotherhood of Carpenters

URL: https://www.carpenters.org/

Collection: Special Collections

Description: Archived website of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America (UBCJA), one of the largest and most influential labor unions in North America. The union was founded in 1881 and continues to train and advocate for carpenters and others in the building trades. The UBCJA website includes information about its mission, leadership, structure, crafts, training, leadership resources, activism, and programs like Sisters in the Brotherhood.

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Subject:   American Federation of Labor,  Carpenters -- Labor unions -- Archives,  United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America -- Archives,  Wood, Wire, and Metal Lathers' International Union,  Carpenters -- Labor unions -- Web archives,  United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America -- Web archives

Title: United Brotherhood of Carpenters

URL: https://www.carpenters.org/

Collection: Labor

Description: Archived website of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America (UBCJA), one of the largest and most influential labor unions in North America. The union was founded in 1881 and continues to train and advocate for carpenters and others in the building trades. The UBCJA website includes information about its mission, leadership, structure, crafts, training, leadership resources, activism, and programs like Sisters in the Brotherhood.

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Subject:   American Federation of Labor,  Carpenters -- Labor unions -- Archives,  United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America -- Archives,  Wood, Wire, and Metal Lathers' International Union,  Carpenters -- Labor unions -- Web archives,  United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America -- Web archives

Title: National Domestic Workers Alliance

URL: https://www.domesticworkers.org/

Collection: Labor

Description: Archived website of the National Domestic Workers Alliance (NDWA). As of June 2018, NDWA represents more than 20,000 domestic workers through affiliate organizations, local chapters, and individual memberships. NDWA describes its work as follows: "NDWA is winning improved working conditions while building a powerful movement rooted in the human rights and dignity of domestic workers, immigrants, women, and their families by: Working with a broad range of groups and individuals--including supporters like you--to change how we value care, women, families, and our communities. Developing women of color leaders and investing in grassroots organizations to realize their potential. Building powerful state, regional, and national campaigns for concrete change" ("About the National Domestic Workers Alliance," https://www.domesticworkers.org/about-us, accessed June 13, 2018). The NDWA website includes information about its membership, campaigns, press, affiliates, and leadership.

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Subject:   National Domestic Workers Alliance -- Web archives,  Labor -- United States -- Web archives

Title: Department for Professional Employees, AFL-CIO

URL: https://www.dpeaflcio.org/

Collection: Labor

Description: Archived website of the Department for Professional Employees, AFL-CIO (DPE), a coalition of 24 national unions representing over four million professional and technical workers, including teachers, physicians, engineers, computer scientists, psychologists, nurses, university professors, actors, and technicians. DPE was formed in 1977 and is based in Washington, D.C. (http://dpeaflcio.org/about/, accessed June 4, 2018). The DPE website includes information about its history, mission, leadership, governance, membership, publications, policy positions, organizing reports, programs, events, survey research, and press releases. The DPE website also hosts a blog.

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Subject:   AFL-CIO. Department for Professional Employees -- Web archives,  Labor unions -- Web archives,  Labor -- United States -- Web archives

Title: Jobs With Justice

URL: https://www.jwj.org/

Collection: Labor

Description: Archived website of Jobs With Justice (JWJ), a non-profit workers' advocacy organization. Its stated mission is to "bring together labor, community, student, and faith voices at the national and local levels to win improvements in people’s lives and shape the public discourse on workers’ rights and the economy." (http://www.jwj.org/about-us, accessed June 4, 2018). JWJ is based in Washington, D.C. The JWJ site includes information about its history, staff, partnerships, projects, issues, campaigns and actions, publications, and media mentions.

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Subject:   Jobs with Justice -- Web archives,  Labor -- United States -- Web archives

Title: Labor Heritage Foundation

URL: https://www.laborheritage.org/

Collection: Labor

Description: Archived website of the Labor Heritage Foundation, a Washington, D.C.-based cultural heritage organization founded in 1983 by organizers of the Great Labor Arts Exchange (GLAE). Its stated mission is "to strengthen the labor movement through the use of music and arts" ("About Us," http://www.laborheritage.org/lhf/, accessed June 5, 2018). The Labor Heritage Foundation website includes information about its mission, staff, leadership, history, shop, publications, and the GLAE.

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Subject:   Labor Heritage Foundation -- Web archives,  Labor -- United States -- Web archives

Title: Labor Council For Latin American Advancement

URL: https://www.lclaa.org/

Collection: Labor

Description: Archived website of the Labor Council For Latin American Advancement (LCLAA), a national organization representing two million Latinx trade unionists through 65 chapters, which describes its work as follows: "LCLAA was born in 1972 out of the need to educate, organize and mobilize Latinos in the labor movement and has expanded its influence to organize Latinos in an effort to impact workers' rights and their influence in the political process. LCLAA represents the interest of more than 2 million Latino workers in the American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO), The Change to Win Federation, Independent Unions and all its membership" ("Our Mission," https://www.lclaa.org/about-lclaa/mission, accessed June 13, 2018). The LCLAA website includes information about its history, mission, leadership, legislative platform, campaigns, membership, governance, chapters, events, media, publications, resolutions, and administrative relief information and resources.

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Subject:   Labor Council for Latin American Advancement -- Web archives,  Labor -- United States -- Web archives

Title: Maritime Trades Department, AFL-CIO

URL: https://www.maritimetrades.org/

Collection: Labor

Description: Archived website of the Maritime Trades Department, AFL-CIO, a constitutionally mandated department chartered in 1946. ("A Short History of the Maritime Trades Department, http://maritimetrades.org/about-us/history/, accessed June 4, 2018). Its stated mission is "preserving a strong U.S. maritime industry by promoting a comprehensive legislative agenda and in educating Congress, the administration, the international community and the American public about the benefits of this vitally important industry" ("Mission," http://maritimetrades.org/about-us/mission/, accessed June 4, 2018). The Maritime Trades Department website includes information about its mission, history, leadership, governance, membership, issues, and actions.

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Subject:   AFL-CIO. Maritime Trades Department -- Web archives,  Labor unions -- Web archives,  Labor -- United States -- Web archives

Title: National Information Standards Organization

URL: https://www.niso.org/

Collection: Special Collections

Description: Archived website of the National Information Standards Organization (NISO). NISO was founded in 1939 as the Z39 Committee which was responsible for developing standards which affect various aspects of librarianship, documentation, publishing practice, and information science; in 1984 the organization changed its name to National Information Standards Organization Z39. The NISO website includes information about its standards, topics, publications, news, events, membership, workrooms, annual reports, and strategic planning. The site hosts a blog and a members-only area.

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Subject:   International Organization for Standardization -- History -- Sources,  International Standard Book Numbers -- History -- Sources,  International Standard Serial Numbers -- History -- Sources,  Libraries -- Standards -- United States -- History -- Sources,  Library statistics -- Standards -- United States -- History -- Sources,  Machine-readable bibliographic data -- Standards -- History -- Sources,  National Information Standards Organization (U.S.) -- Archives,  National Information Standards Organization (U.S.) -- Web archives

Title: Radio Advertising Bureau

URL: https://www.rab.com/

Collection: Special Collections

Description: Archived website of the Radio Advertising Bureau (RAB), a national radio advertising trade organization based in Irving, Texas, and New York, New York, whose history dates back to 1950. Originally known as the Broadcast Advertisers Bureau, the name was changed in 1955 to emphasize the organization's focus on radio (as opposed to television). The RAB's main function is to promote the medium of radio as an effective tool for national and local advertisers. To showcase radio's potential, the RAB began collecting examples of ads from all over the country. Many of these ads were used in workshops and presentations, and by the mid-1960s, the RAB had teamed with the Clio Awards in order to recognize the best of radio advertising each year. Ads collected for these purposes form what is now the Radio Advertising Bureau Collection in Mass Media and Culture at the University of Maryland Libraries. The RAB website includes information about its advocacy, sales tools, buying/planning resources, and training. The site also hosts members-only content such as creative resources.

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Subject:   Radio Advertising Bureau -- Archives,  Radio advertising -- United States,  Radio advertising -- Awards -- United States