Resources for teaching with the archive
How do you help students understand the relevance of historical primary sources to the ongoing opioid crisis, and to their own experiences? We're developing resources to help integrate the archive into the classroom.
Teaching OIDA
Resources for data mining the archive
When there are millions of documents, searching and browsing a digital library isn't always sufficient to find what you need. We're providing ways to access the raw data behind the archive in order to support data mining and other computational methods.
Data Mining OIDA
Resources for visualizing the archive
The archive is rich with illustrations, diagrams, and other images that provide insight into corporate practices that shaped the opioid crisis. We're creating access points to help users browse images found in the documents, build visualizations, and explore connections among the documents.
Visualizing OIDA
What is the Opioid Industry Documents Archive?
The Opioid Industry Documents Archive (OIDA), a collaborative undertaking between the University of California, San Francisco and Johns Hopkins University, serves as a groundbreaking digital archive of documents from the opioid industry that advances understanding of the root causes of the opioid epidemic and helps address corporate behavior that is harmful to the public. The resources above complement OIDA by providing additional ways of accessing, exploring, and using this invaluable collection of documents.
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