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By the People Bulletin

New transcriptions available on loc.gov! 

Thanks to our digital collections and website colleagues, you can now explore completed By the People transcriptions for two more campaigns on loc.gov. Text from the Louis M. Goldsborough and Silent Film Score campaigns is now empowering search and discovery in those collections. Take a look and see what you can find! 

We want to know - which historical figure would you have coffee with?

Head to our discussion forum to let us know which figure from an active By the People campaign you would want to spend time with. While you're on the forum, check out what other volunteers are saying about their cool finds, put your French to good use, or post a question you have about transcribing. Sign up for a forum user account and get chatting! 

Flex your German skills in the Hannah Arendt campaign 

Calling all German-speakers, readers, or learners! The Hannah Arendt campaign is down to its final pages to transcribe and we need your help. Hannah Arendt came to the United States in the 1940s as a Jewish refugee from the Nazis and went on to become one of the most well-known public intellectuals of the twentieth-century. Help make accessible the papers of this important political thinker. 

All the best,

Carlyn, Lauren, and Abby