Explore flexible tiers for digital stewardship

JSTOR’s cloud-hosted platform is offered in three tiers to meet the diverse needs of institutions.

Developed with and for the community, our Digital Stewardship Services help institutions process, preserve, and share collections sustainably, while strengthening discovery and long-term access.

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Add-on services are available for one-time content migration, ongoing collection harvesting, and additional content management or preservation allowances.

Stories of collaboration and impact

Explore how institutions are shaping the future of digital stewardship through partnership, innovation, and care.

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Protected: JSTOR’s approach to AI

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Trinity College expands partnership with JSTOR Digital Stewardship Services through charter program

Trinity College is deepening its work with JSTOR Stewardship by joining the charter program, gaining access to JSTOR Seeklight and scaling collections processing with expert oversight.

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What’s new in JSTOR Stewardship: July 2026

This month’s JSTOR Stewardship update welcomes new participating institutions, highlights newly available collections on JSTOR, and shares recent work from the digital stewardship community. Featured stories include AI-assisted collections processing, expanded access to distinctive materials, and community-led efforts to make digital collections more discoverable.

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JSTOR Digital Stewardship Services secures funding to help institutions expand public access to distinctive collections

With support from the Mellon Foundation, JSTOR Stewardship is launching a new initiative to help participants digitize collections and expand public access.

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Catalyzing a more public future for distinctive collections: A new initiative within JSTOR Stewardship

New support from the Mellon Foundation will help expand JSTOR Stewardship, giving more libraries and archives the tools to digitize, process, preserve, and share distinctive collections through JSTOR so original sources can reach broader audiences.

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The University of North Dakota joins JSTOR Digital Stewardship Services to advance access to collections

The University of North Dakota joins JSTOR Stewardship, expanding discovery and access to its distinctive digital collections through JSTOR.

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