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A collaged image created by Vivian Li, the Library's 20205 Innovator in Residence. The words, "Anywhere Adventures" float a against a blue sky. There are Library images collages around the border of the image. Vivian stands on the side of a residential street looking up at the sky.

Anywhere Adventures is Live!

Posted by: Isabel Brador

This post is the third in a series about the Library’s 2025 Innovator in Residence, Vivian Li, and her project Anywhere Adventures. Following the selection of three communities, and a visit to the Library for research, the mobile experience has now officially launched!   The 2025 Innovator in Residence project, Anywhere Adventures, has officially launched!   The …

Cover images of three issues from magazines in the Historical Media Publications collection.

Bound to Browsable: Unlocking the Historical Media Publications Collection

Posted by: Liz Holdzkom

This post details the exciting transformation of the Historical Media Publications Collection, a challenging digital collection of historical media industry magazines spanning the late 19th to mid-20th century. Expanding online presentation from dense bound volumes into searchable, issue-level resources, this collaborative project improved discoverability and usability of this collection and set a foundation for working with other serialized content though innovative new workflows and next-generation content management.

Dozens of squares, each with its own individual color or shade, lined up in rows and columns

An Interview with Thalia Lightstone, Librarian in Residence

Posted by: Pedro Gonzalez-Fernandez

Thalia Lightstone recently joined the Digital Content Processing Section as Librarian in Residence on the Digital Services track. The Librarians-in-Residence program (LIR) supports and develops the next generation of librarians and information professionals by providing meaningful work experiences at the Library of Congress. In this interview, Thalia chats with Pedro Gonzalez-Fernandez, Digital Collections Specialist, about …

Dozens of squares, each with its own individual color or shade, lined up in rows and columns

DC Chapter of AI4LAM Holds First Meeting

Posted by: Pedro Gonzalez-Fernandez

On March 20, 2025, the DC Chapter of AI4LAM held its first meeting at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library in downtown Washington, and Library of Congress staff were excited to take part in the event. AI4LAM is an international, collaborative community focused on advancing the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in, for, and …

Collage illustration by Vivian Li depicting an image of a black and white cityscape with three color images superimposed: a cowboy riding a horse, a pyramid shaped monument, and an enormous red sculpture.

Announcing Anywhere Adventures Locations

Posted by: Isabel Brador

The following is a guest post by 2025 Innovator in Residence Vivian Li, an illustrator, comics artist and web developer from Macomb, Illinois, who currently lives in Seattle. This is the second blog post in a series following Vivian’s project, Anywhere Adventures. Check out the LC Labs  Anywhere Adventures experiment page to learn more about the …

Screenshot of the Newspaper Navigator homepage.

Help Us Say Farewell to Newspaper Navigator!

Posted by: Isabel Brador

The Library will retire the Newspaper Navigator application on April 21st, 2025. Created by Benjamin Charles Germain Lee while he was in service as a Library of Congress Innovator in Residence, the application has received over 174,000 visitors representing tens of thousands of research experiences. Ben’s project was the first in-house machine learning application developed …