Formed in 2009, the Archive Team (not to be confused with the archive.org Archive-It Team) is a rogue archivist collective dedicated to saving copies of rapidly dying or deleted websites for the sake of history and digital heritage. The group is 100% composed of volunteers and interested parties, and has expanded into a large amount of related projects for saving online and digital history.
thriving communities
The Uplift
Elevating human potential with AI, skilling, and education to build strong communities—because the future is for everyone
Putting people first
From students learning to code, to nonprofits expanding their impact, communities everywhere are using AI to learn, grow, and make a difference. At Microsoft, we’re proud to partner with organizations that put people first—helping them build new ideas, create jobs, and open doors. And as AI evolves quickly, we’re working together to make sure everyone can keep up and thrive.
Stronger communities
Stewards of their environment
The UpliftThe Kakuma refugee camp’s mapping system gets an upgrade, thanks to the hands-on involvement of its residents
Delivering hope around the world
The UpliftProject C.U.R.E. is delivering donated medical relief and saving lives in underserved communities
The lifeline behind every rescue
The UpliftDigital tools are powering humanitarian progress for the CRRC, creating tech that cares for everyone
Helping people when they need it most
The UpliftTeam Rubicon deploys skilled veterans to help communities recover when disaster strikes
Survive. Adapt. Thrive.
The UpliftEquipped with a Microsoft AI for Humanitarian Action grant, the nonprofit SEEDS makes climate change threats visible for the most vulnerable.
Can an alphabet save a culture?
The UpliftA new alphabet for an ancient people promises to preserve their culture and connect their community.
Rebuilding blocks
The UpliftMinecraft changed video games forever, but can it democratize how we design our urban spaces?
Building skills
Empowering teachers and inspiring change
The UpliftOneApp is helping Teach For America expand educational opportunities for every student across America
Skilling up from K-to-Gray
The UpliftTechBuffalo is building an AI-ready community in western New York
Crafting skills that matter
The UpliftWhen online threats are real, what’s the best way to prepare students? Not with a password. With a pickaxe.
Reading’s next chapter
The UpliftDiscover how readers around the world are using AI reading software that builds literacy and is the catalyst for a love of learning.
Public court data is difficult to access, making racial bias in the judicial system hard to prove, until now.
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Access for all
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An open-source screen reader for all
The UpliftTwo friends are helping change opportunities for blind people
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The “future” of work is neurodiverse
The UpliftMentra uses AI to connect neurodiverse job-seekers with their next, great career opportunity.
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AI-powered coding for everyone
The UpliftEngineers like Anton Mirhorodchenko are tackling accessibility issues in unprecedented ways.
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Creating a better way to connect
The UpliftArcher Calder built an app to help his nonverbal sister, Della, communicate her own way.
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AI is changing accessibility
The UpliftAI is changing accessibility—moving us from one-size-fits-all solutions to personalizing experiences to meet the unique needs of every individual.
