Memory Work As Care Work | Black Archives And Archival Practices

Memory Work as Care Work | Black Archives and Archival Practices

Archiving Culture: Archive Theory and Studying the Science of Achivisation

Cultural Mediations

Urgent Archives: Enacting Liberatory Memory Work - Michelle Caswell

University of Kansas IDRH

Issues in Black Archival Work - Session 1 of Three Archival Events

Zimmerli Art Museum

Archiving Black Culture: Artists, Community, and Alternative Archival Practices

The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage

"Urgent Archives: Enacting Liberatory Memory Work"

Hans Ulrich Obrist on How to Archive and Interarchive - 'On Archives' Masterclass Series

Norman Foster Foundation

Memory/Care/Work: Chassidy A. Winestock in Conversation with Melissa Messina and Holly Smith

Harvard Radcliffe Institute

Archives, Communities, and Liberatory Memory Work

Dr M. Couroucli "The 1940s as metaphor: memory wars and archival practices"

British School at Athens

Norman Foster on the Art of Archiving to Anticipate the Future - 'On Archives' Masterclass Series

Norman Foster Foundation

Day 1: Memory Work for Black Lives 2022 Plenary

Don't Shoot Portland

Activating archives: What community archives can teach us about autonomy and reparation

War Studies KCL

Reclaiming the Archive: A Salon-Style Conversation on Keeping Memory

Weisman Art Museum

BlackProGen LIVE Ep19: North and South Carolina Genealogy Research

Who is Nicka Smith?

(re)Imaging Archives: “Fight the Power: New Memory Keeping,” September 25, 2024

DukeUnivLibraries

Raising Her Voice: Collecting, Digitizing, and Teaching with Diverse Archival Collections

Society of Southwest Archivists

“Toni Morrison: Sites of Memory” The Making of an Exhibit

Archival Optimism, or How to Sustain a Community Archives

Rebecka Sheffield