The @Folkways collection holds 4,000+ publicly available Indigenous tracks from around the world. Some date to the 1930s, when approaches to ethnography were less culturally sensitive. How can we now identify problematic content?
Read on: https://t.co/fSN5EXUn3T #ArchivesMonth
Gather is now live! This innovative new site allows Aboriginal communities to connect with their family history and collections held at the Library. #GatherNSW
Visit the new site: https://t.co/vdbEITtPlL
Learn more about Gather: https://t.co/aaGIF6GtYm
Current job openings at Smithsonian Folklife:
● Language Reclamation & Media Project Coordinator
● Cultural Sustainability Program Administrator
● Strategic Communications Assistant
● “Living Religions” Festival Program Curator
Learn more and apply: https://t.co/j8DLs82sBg
Here’s a snapshot of some of the ~4,200 unique and rare instantaneous audio discs held in our #RinzlerArchives. Conservators inspected and photographed each recording to better understand their condition and prioritize preservation.
#AudioVisualHeritageDay#ArchivesMonth
Our #RinzlerArchives contains documentation from communities around the world, but some recordings may be sensitive or sacred. Our new Shared Stewardship policy ensures that source communities share authority over those materials.
#ArchivesMonth
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Booking & further information is now available for the Right of Reply – Indigenous Rights in Data & Collections Symposium - Friday 18 October 2019, 9 to 5 pm - National Centre for Indigenous Excellence https://t.co/P408N3Ul1r
Thanks to the @guardian for their FIVE star review of 'Songs of Our Native Daughters,' an album of "devastating beauty...a record of great importance." Read it here, and order your copy today:
https://t.co/5GV5lL3oBs
Job alert! The #RinzlerArchives seeks a digitization technician and a mass digitization vendor. Learn more about both (and other Folklife openings) here: https://t.co/j8DLs7KRJI #lisjobs#archivesjobs
On Wednesday, January 17, join us at 12PM at the @NMNH for "We Combine Quechua": A Book Presentation on Quechua Language and Cultural Revitalization among Urban Youth in Peru. Dr. Amy Firestone (https://t.co/ReaPQ9wxE9) will present in the VZ Conference Room (WG 33).