The Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media is a research center that builds digital tools and projects to expand access to historical scholarship and education. It serves historians, K-12 educators, students, and the public by creating freely available online resources.

• Free Educational Materials: Produces complete, classroom-ready teaching resources for history education, available at no cost.
• Digital History Software: Develops and maintains open-source platforms like Omeka and Zotero for creating digital collections, exhibits, and managing research sources.
• Historical Data Projects: Transforms archives and primary sources into analyzable datasets and interactive visualizations for new scholarly inquiry.
• Professional Training: Educates students and professionals in the methods of digital history through fellowships, workshops, and project-based learning.
• Public History Initiatives: Creates award-winning digital public history projects that engage broad audiences with underrepresented stories from the past.