Digital PUL

The Freedom Rides and Selma to Montgomery Marches: Selections from the John Doar Papers

Documenting Global Activism, 1933 to 2021

Collection of Digital Artwork

This exhibit preserves part of the digital art from the Woman, Life, Freedom movement of Iran following the police killing of Mahsa Jina Amini in September 2022.

Digital collection of works by Ukrainian artists

Princeton, J.Douglas Brown, and the Cornerstone of Economic Security

This exhibit showcases the work of labor economist, and Princeton economics professor, J. Douglas Brown (1898-1986). Brown’s philosophies informed the design of the Social Security Act of 1935.

Records of Resistance from the Princeton University Library

These photographs document the multiple forms of visual resistance that emerged during the early months of protest (roughly from October to December 2019), from graffiti to larger-scale interventions, many of which were subsequently modified or destroyed.

Step by Step: The March Towards Equal Employment Opportunity

Companion to the exhibition jointly developed by Princeton University Library and the Industrial Relations Section--showcasing efforts made by governments and organizations over the last 80 years.

"Dissidents and Activists in Sri Lanka, 1960s to 1990s" is a collection of ephemera curated by the American Institute for Lankan Studies, hosted by PUL, and federated for discovery by the South Asia Open Archives.

Photographs from the John Doar Papers

The Guatemala News and Information Bureau (GNIB) was an activist and solidarity group based in San Francisco, California, created in 1978 to support and inform the public about Guatemalan movements for peace and justice, indigenous rights, and labor rights.

This collection contains digital images of protest signs created in various cities across Spain during the Indignados/15M protest movement of 2011.

The South Asian Ephemera Collection is an openly accessible repository of items from the region of South Asia. It spans a variety of subjects and languages and supports research, teaching, and private study. Newly acquired materials are being digitized and added on an ongoing basis.