Lauren Powell Jobs announced the launch of 'The Steve Jobs Archive' at Vox Media's Code conference on Wednesday. The organization behind the Archive consists of the family and friends of Steve Jobs. It's dedicated to sharing the ideas and approaches that motivated Steve's work and drove his most influential contributions.
The Archive will act as a repository of historical materials relating to Steve, some of which have never before been made public. It will also developers programs, initiatives, partnerships, and fellowships aimed at new generations.
"Steve possessed a boundless sense of possibility and a belief in the power of individuals to make an enduring contribution to humanity," said Lauren Powell Jobs. "My hope is that the Archive will be a place to draw inspiration from Steve's life and work, spurring new generations to make their own contributions to our common future."
In this spirit, the Steve Jobs Archive will tell stories and forge opportunities that encourage people to expand their own sense of what is possible.
You can already visit https://stevejobsarchive.com now to see some of the core ideals that motivated Steve throughout his life and read an email the Apple co-founder sent to himself.
The Archive will act as a repository of historical materials relating to Steve, some of which have never before been made public. It will also developers programs, initiatives, partnerships, and fellowships aimed at new generations.
"Steve possessed a boundless sense of possibility and a belief in the power of individuals to make an enduring contribution to humanity," said Lauren Powell Jobs. "My hope is that the Archive will be a place to draw inspiration from Steve's life and work, spurring new generations to make their own contributions to our common future."
In this spirit, the Steve Jobs Archive will tell stories and forge opportunities that encourage people to expand their own sense of what is possible.
You can already visit https://stevejobsarchive.com now to see some of the core ideals that motivated Steve throughout his life and read an email the Apple co-founder sent to himself.