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Get Involved
If you are interested in getting involved with ongoing federal data rescue efforts, visit the How do I join the Data Rescue Project? section of the Data Rescue Project.
If you are currently, or planning to archive federal data, MIT Data Management Services has a helpful Checklist for USA Federal Data Backups.
Data Services Profile
We are here to help you find, use, manage, visualize and share your data. Contact us to schedule a consultation. View and register for upcoming workshops. Visit our website to learn more about our services.
Accessing Alternative Federal Data and Websites
Access to federal data and websites is an essential component of research, innovation, and informed decision-making across disciplines. Changes to agency priorities, administrative processes, or funding allocations may impact the availability of certain datasets or information from government websites. This guide provides alternative access points for federal data and web information that has become unavailable, updated, or otherwise altered, while also highlighting initiatives dedicated to preserving and recovering at-risk datasets.
If you need assistance locating federal data that is no longer available or cannot find the resources listed in this guide, please reach out to dataservices@jhu.edu for additional support.
This guide is actively curated and updated. If you have suggestions for additional resources to include, we encourage you to contact dataservices@jhu.edu with your recommendations.
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Accessing Missing Federal WebsitesThis page has information on accessing federal websites that have been removed or altered.
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Accessing Missing Federal DataThis page has information on accessing federal data that has been removed or altered.
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Data Rescue EffortsThis page has information on ongoing data rescue efforts, as well as information and resources for getting involved in data rescue.