  The DAMIC (Dark Matter in CCDs) experiment searches for the interactions of
dark matter particles with the nuclei and the electrons in the silicon bulk of
thick fully depleted charge-coupled devices (CCDs). Because of the low noise
and low dark current, DAMIC CCDs are sensitive to the ionization signals
expected from low-mass dark matter particles ($< 10$ GeV). A 40-gram target
detector has collected data at the SNOLAB underground laboratory since 2017.
Recent results from the searches for DM-electron scattering and hidden-photon
absorption will be summarized and the status of WIMPs-nucleon search reported.
A new detector -- DAMIC-M (DAMIC at Modane) -- with a mass-size of 1 kg and
improved CCD readout is under design and will be installed at the underground
laboratory of Modane, in France. The current status of DAMIC-M and the near
future plans will be presented.
