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	HU OSA 25
Fonds 25:	Records of the Open Society Institute - Russia

Date(s) 1994-2003

Extent and medium

Estimated total:
approximately 100 linear meters
Currently processed:
4 Archival boxes, 0.50 linear meters
76 Beta SP, 2 linear meters
1 CD-ROM, 0.01 linear meters

Name of creator(s) Open Society Institute - Russia

Scope and content

The collection consists of textual, audio-visual and electronic records related to the activities of the Open Society Institute Russia, 1995 - 2003. Materials include founding documentation, annual reports, media coverage (press clippings) as well as the documents covering the different programs and activities of the Foundation. The collection also includes video materials produced by the Open Society Institute - Russia (Soros Foundation - Russia) from 1998 to 2003. Most of the video recordings are raw unedited footage and a few ready programs.

Accruals Expected

System of arrangement

• HU OSA 25-1 Board (and Sub-Boards), 1994-2003
• HU OSA 25-2 Executive Office
  • HU OSA 25-2-1 External Correspondence
  • HU OSA 25-2-2 Internal Correspondence and Memos
  • HU OSA 25-2-3 Financial Docuements
  • HU OSA 25-2-4 Foundation Strategies and Progress Reports
  • HU OSA 25-2-5 Information Office Documents and Audiovisual Materials
  • HU OSA 25-2-6 Internal Policies and Regulations
  • HU OSA 25-2-7 Legal Documents
  • HU OSA 25-2-8 Publications
  • HU OSA 25-2-9 Staff and Personnel Documents
  • HU OSA 25-2-10 Video Recordings by Boris Grigorievich Dvorkin Documenting the Activity of the Foundation, 1998-2003

Language/scripts of material Russian and English

Related materials

• HU OSA 207 Records of the Open Society Institute - Budapest (OSI Budapest), 1992-1996
• HU OSA 208 Records of the Open Society Institute - New York (OSI - New York), 1990-2003

Note

Keywords: Russia, Civil Society, Education, Change of Regimes, Soros Foundations

Archivist's Note

The Soros Foundation - Soviet Union started to operate in 1987.

Date(s) of descriptions

Described by Pavol Šalamon, April 20, 2006
Online version updated 18 December 2008