Title: Volumes de la "Paléographie Musicale" en ligne

URL: http://gregorian-chant.ning.com/group/lesmanuscritsduweb/page/palmus

Collection: Medieval Music Resources

Description: This page, published on 'Musicologie Médiévale: Resources for medieval musicology and liturgy" is a series of links to digitized copies of Paléographie Musicale, a collection of early chant manuscripts and early scholarship of the history of chant and Western music notation. The links are to archive.org. Title taken from page in 2019.

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Subject:   Music theory--History--500-1400,  Neumes,  Musical notation,  Gregorian chants

URL: http://www.atheistrepublic.com/forums/debate-room/view/

Collection: Atheism in America

Description: This is a section of the online discussion forum for the Atheist Republic website. This website was included in the collection as an example of an open public forum where many users post on equal footing on their choice of topics.

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Subject:   Debates and debating -- Religious aspects,  Atheism,  Electronic discussion groups

Title: American Humanist Association: Good Without a God

URL: https://americanhumanist.org/

Collection: Atheism in America

Description: This website highlights the views and activities of the American Humanist Association, which represents a variety of non-theistic viewpoints and advocates for removing religion from American politics. It was included in the collection as an example of a prominent non-profit activist organization with a long history.

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Subject:   Secular humanism,  Atheism,  Political activists

Title: About the Foundation FAQ - Freedom From Religion Foundation

URL: https://ffrf.org/faq/

Collection: Atheism in America

Description: This website documents the purposes and accomplishments of the Freedom from Religion Foundation, an atheistic organization that specifically focuses on separation of church and state in U.S. politics. A section of this website was included in the collection because it represents a non-profit organization that moves beyond public advocacy to the arena of legal action. Only part of the site was archived due to space constraints.

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Subject:   Secular humanism,  Nonprofit organizations,  Political activists,  Freedom of religion

Title: Friendly Atheist

URL: https://friendlyatheist.patheos.com/2019/

Collection: Atheism in America

Description: This popular blog is the atheist arm of Patheos.com, which also includes sites devoted to major religions. This site was included in the collection both because it represents an attempt to situate atheism within the larger spectrum of religions and religious debate, and because its creator is a prominent and respected blogger.

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Subject:   Atheism,  Blogs,  Debates and debating -- Religious aspects

Title: Shaping Perceptions of War: Propaganda Posters in World War II

URL: https://jilloglinetitus.sites.gettysburg.edu/propaganda-posters/world-war-2-propaganda-posters/

Collection: Gettysburg College Digital Humanities Projects

Description: "During World War II, propaganda posters produced under the auspices of the Office of War Information and the War Advertising Council were a fixture of daily life in the United States. From their ubiquitous positions in shop windows, post offices, streetcars, trains, and office/factory breakrooms, the posters kept the war effort constantly in Americans’ sightlines as they went about their daily business. Visually eye-catching and relatively inexpensive and easy to produce, the posters sought to shape the behavior of citizens in ways that would support the nation’s military effort; they implored Americans to sacrifice, conserve resources, pursue war-related work and volunteer service, purchase war bonds, police their speech/behavior, and enlist in the military, among other desired aims. While many posters were aimed at the broadest audience possible, others were targeted to certain segments of the population, such as homemakers, factory workers, farmers, racial minorities and young people of enlistment age. As artifacts of the 1940s, some of these posters reflect ideas about race, gender, and war aims that are troubling to modern audiences yet nonetheless provide valuable windows into the ways that everyday Americans experienced World War II. Special Collections & College Archives, Musselman Library is home to a remarkable collection of 114 World War II propaganda posters. The majority are related to the American homefront, although Allied nations such as Great Britain, France, and Canada are represented in the collection as well. This primary source collection began as an effort to teach about World War II through visuals produced during the era. The bulk of the collection came to Gettysburg College through a collaborative preservation project with the Adams County Historical Society. The entire collection can be viewed on GettDigital." - From website.

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Subject:   World War II--Propaganda,  Gettysburg College--Digital Humanities,  Digital Humanities,  Undergraduate research

Title: Center for Diabetes and Metabolic Diseases | IU School of Medicine

URL: https://medicine.iu.edu/research/centers-institutes/diabetes-metabolic-diseases/

Collection: Stem Cell Research

Description: Using stem cells to cure diabetes.

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Subject:   Diabetes

Title: 2019 – The Closet Atheist

URL: https://theclosetatheist.blog/2019/

Collection: Atheism in America

Description: This blog presents a more personal take on the subject of atheism in America, with the tagline, "Growing up Christian. Coming out atheist." This website was included as a representative sample of the many confessional, intellectual, and emotional blogs that exist surrounding this topic.

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Subject:   Atheism,  Blogs

Title: Atheist Alliance International - a positive voice for atheism and secularism

URL: https://www.atheistalliance.org/

Collection: Atheism in America

Description: This website discusses the mission, activities, and outreach of Atheist Alliance International, a community-building group attempting to advance a non-religious political agenda. It was included in the collection as an example of non-profit, activist organized atheist activity.

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Subject:   Atheism,  Political activists,  Discrimination -- Religious aspects,  Nonprofit organizations

URL: https://www.atheists.org/2019/

Collection: Atheism in America

Description: This is material from the 2019 portion of the "News and Blog" section of the website for American Atheists. This website was included in the collection to represent an institutional approach to blogging, as well as its routine updates on contemporary news relevant to the atheist community.

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Subject:   Atheism,  Blogs

Title: Astrology in the Age of Uncertainty

URL: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2019/10/28/astrology-in-the-age-of-uncertainty/

Collection: Astrology

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Title: Reddit: r/atheism

URL: https://www.reddit.com/r/atheism/hot/

Collection: Atheism in America

Description: Reddit is one of the most popular social media sites for discussion of categorized topics, and this is the atheism subreddit. This website was collected because it is one of the most popular venues for atheists to congregate and discuss a vast array of topics, with 2.3 million members. If possible, this archive would include the entire subreddit, but space constraints necessitate a bigger picture, overview look at the website as a collection of topics, rather than allowing for detailed examination of individual posts and replies.

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Subject:   Atheism,  Electronic discussion groups,  Social media