Digital Pasifik is a pioneering initiative designed to bridge the gap between Pacific cultures and the vast collections of digitized cultural heritage housed in museums, libraries, and galleries worldwide. This project, funded by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) in Australia and implemented by the National Library of New Zealand, actively empowers individuals from the Pacific Islands to explore and connect with their rich cultural histories.

Digital Pasifik serves as a virtual gateway, allowing Pacific communities and global audiences to discover artifacts, documents, and records that reflect their heritage. By fostering reciprocal relationships with content partners and engaging with educators, researchers, and families, the platform enhances access and collaboration in sharing Pacific knowledge. The team at Digital Pasifik is dedicated to sustainable practices that protect the rights and narratives of the Pacific people while promoting the conversation around historical discrepancies. With a commitment to showcasing and preserving Pacific culture, Digital Pasifik aims to facilitate a deeper understanding of its diverse histories for future generations.