U.S. Government Information

DataLumos is an ICPSR archive for valuable government data resources.

The Data Rescue Project is a coordinated effort among a group of data organizations, including IASSIST, RDAP, and members of the Data Curation Network. Our goal is to serve as a clearinghouse for data rescue-related efforts and data access points for public US governmental data that are currently at risk. Efforts include: data gathering, data curation and cleaning, data cataloging, and providing sustained access and distribution of data assets.

The End of Term Web Archive preserves U.S. government websites during presidential transitions to document the federal web presence at the end of each administration.

ERICA is an archive of the Education Resources Information Center (ERIC) database.

There has been a dramatic shift around federal government resources and information since the start of the new administration. This guide is intended to help you understand what's going on and find alternative access to resources.

A list of a government tracking sites and resources for archived websites. GODORT is a roundtable of the American Library Association.

Government resources are regularly archived.

We need your help to ensure that United States government documents (federal, congressional, and presidential records) that have been lost or stolen are returned safely and securely to the National Archives, where they will be preserved, described, and made available to all citizens and scholars.

We have started the Tracking Gov Info project to keep track of removed and modified government information and resources, to help the public see the scope of what has been removed or modified, and to point to where preserved copies can be found, if possible. We hope that this effort will supplement the excellent existing projects to track federal data that is being deleted, such as the Data Rescue Project

Amid rapidly changing federal policies, the University of California is closely monitoring developments and seeking clarity on key issues. We remain committed to our core values and mission of teaching, research, and public service. We understand the uncertainty this creates and will continue to provide updates and resources as they emerge.

We recognize that federal policy changes can raise questions and concerns. UC Irvine remains dedicated to providing guidance and resources to support our community through these developments. Thank you for your patience and engagement as we navigate these changes together.