Our Blogs

• AOTUS: Collector in Chief
  The blog of the Archivist of the United States

• The Carter Chronicle
  The blog of the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum

• Education Updates
  Sharing teaching and learning resources from the National Archives

• The FOIA Ombudsman: Information and Advice
  The blog of the Office of Government Information Services, building a bridge between Freedom of Information Act requesters and Federal agencies

• NARAtions
  The blog of the U.S. National Archives, discussing the ongoing development of online public access to National Archives records

• National Declassification Center
  The blog of the National Declassification Center, advancing declassification and public release of historically valuable records

• Media Matters
  The blog of the Special Media Archives Services Division, featuring exciting special media records including analog and digital photographs, posters, motion picture film, video, audio recordings, maps, charts, architectural drawings, patents, and ship plans.

• Prologue
  The blog of Prologue Magazine, sharing “Pieces of History”

• Records Express
  The blog of the National Records Management Program (NRMP) at the National Archives

• Rediscovering Black History
  This blog contains interesting documents, photographs and videos found while updating the black history guide for the National Archives and Records Administration. Our bloggers are members of the black history guide committee.

• The Text Message
  The blog of the Textual Services Division at the National Archives, sharing the work and discoveries of processing and reference archivists on the job

• The WashBoard
  The blog of National Archives CIO Mike Wash, discussing information technology and digital strategy at the National Archives

• Today’s Document
  The blog of the Today’s Document project, highlighting interesting documents in our holdings—both the well-known and the obscure—and observing historical events

• Transforming Classification
  The blog of the Public Interest Declassification Board, releasing all we can, protecting what we must