The University of Maryland Digital Archive is a resource that provides students, researchers, journalists, and others with access to once-secret documents from governments, organizations, and individuals worldwide.

Developed and maintained by the University of Maryland School of Public Policy, the Digital Archive houses declassified historical materials from archives across the globe, with much of the content available in English translation. The ever-expanding Digital Archive offers unparalleled insights into recent international history, enriching global scholarship, history education, and public policy discussions on critical issues and challenges.

Past and present supporters of the development of the University of Maryland Digital Archive include:

• Blavatnik Family Foundation;
• Carnegie Corporation of New York;
• Chun & Jane Chiu Family Foundation;
• Henry Luce Foundation;
• John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation;
• Korea Foundation;
• Lenfest Foundation;
• Leon Levy Foundation;
• Republic of Korea Ministry of Unification;
• Smith Richardson Foundation;
• Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars;
• and other individual and anonymous donors.

The Digital Archive website was developed by d'Vinci Interactive, a custom eLearning solutions provider for corporate, government, medical, non-profit, and K-12 target markets based out of Hagerstown, Maryland.

Last updated: November 18, 2024.