Much of the work being done to secure federal data and websites is being coordinated by groups including RDAP, the Data Curation Network, and others. They have created a webpage with lots of additional information beyond what is posted here including,
Larger and Established Data and Website Efforts
Data Rescue Events (volunteer to help)
Ad Hoc Rescue Efforts and Data Archiving Activists
Many federal datasets, websites, and other previously accessible resources are being taken offline to comply with executive orders. We recognize that the loss of this information disrupts research, reduces government transparency, and creates uncertainty across the public and private sectors.
This guide is a work in progress, and will be updated frequently with relevant news and links to archives of federal data and websites. We are prioritizing data and resources of known value to the UNM community based on our experience working with researchers, but please feel free to contact us for assistance with locating resources not yet listed here, or to share with us locations of resources we haven't yet listed.
Visualize and map thousands of socioeconomic variables covering the United States (local to national). Create reports on specific Census geographies. Download reports, data, and maps. Coverage: 2000-present.
Map various demographic and socioeconomic variables from United States Census, Statistics Canada, UK Data Centre, and Eurostat. Download maps/data. Coverage: 1790-present.
The resource provides economic impact assessment data on New Mexico, along with tools (states and national data) and services that are designed to meet a variety of skills and needs. It is useful to economists, business leaders, policy and decision makers, advocates, governmental agencies, and more. Users must create an account using their @unm.edu or @salud.unm email accounts.