Read the newest series from the American Archivist Reviews Portal! "Intergenerational Conversations" features new voices in the archives profession reflecting upon work and authors who shaped archives literature in the past. Learn more:
https://t.co/hFwp2taDq8
The @SWarchivists invited me to lead a workshop again. If you’re interested and have the time, come in January to check it out! https://t.co/enrhewNDal
I have had the pleasure to work with the team from UIUC on the Brooks Project. Read Ana Rodriguez's wonderful piece on the project in #ArchivalOutlook.
"The fruit of her literary prowess brought her national recognition and distinction." Ana D. Rodriguez learns about poet Gwendolyn Brooks while digitizing photographs from her collection in the newest issue of #ArchivalOutlook.
https://t.co/1oetz64THW
A wonderful presentation by my colleagues at @IllinoisLibrary. Looking forward to continuing to collaborate with them as we finish digitizing the Brooks Collection.
During #DLFForum, librarians & archivists from @IllinoisLibrary highlight how digitization of literary collections can help uplift and illuminate the lives of underrepresented people and their communities
In the most recent issue of #AmericanArchivist, Amanda Greenwood performs a historical literature view to create a macro-to-micro analysis of efforts to archive the COVID-19 pandemic.
https://t.co/YPFCVuLX34
SSA WORKSHOP TOMORROW: Reparative Description: A Workshop on the Conscious Editing of Archival Collections
Presenter: Stephanie M. Luke, Asst Prof-Metadata Librarian, Univ of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
The workshop is full; please join the waitlist at: https://t.co/LZq62JPCpP
Anyone interested in reparative description work, @SWarchivists invited me to present on the topic. It will be a great opportunity to examine real examples and discuss reparative strategies. https://t.co/sNLe3dEFTa
The Cushing Memorial Library Collection of Asylum Reports is now fully accessible on @DPLA!
Access the full text of over 500 reports from psychiatric institutions representing 33 states: https://t.co/p6ZNYdwYse #HistPsych#Psychology
In today’s episode of Why? (Born-Digital Edition): I encounter a folder titled “Aw yeah! Different logo pictures.” This is accessible to the public, mind you.