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Building representative community archives
xxiv, 264 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm.
This book examines real collections and the experiences of the archivists who created them to present a practical guide to building community archives.
Introduction: Building, reassessing, and working together / Hannah Leah Crummé -- "Talking White" : an anti-oppression view toward transcribing and archiving Black narrators / Alissa Rae Funderburk -- Building archives, community, and high-impact experiences : oral history and underrepresented voices from North America's Amazon / Deborah Gurt and Kathy J. Cooke -- Vietnamese Portland : building connections between a private college library and a local community / Hannah Leah Crummé, Zoë Maughan, and Vân Truong -- Voices out loud : archiving East Tennessee's LGBTQ+ history / Donna Braquet, Kat Brooks, Alesha Shumar, Lizeth Zepeda, Louisa Trott, and Meredith Hale -- "Corrective collecting" : a practical equity, diversity, and inclusion-centered model for the ethical curation and administration of representative community archives / Conor M. Casey -- Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania's Italian American collection / Melissa E. Marinaro -- Building representative archives : training archivists to act as the (representative/inclusive) bridge between an archive and the public / Christine M. Angel and Mary Elizabeth Brown -- It is in there already : finding and elevating the disparate history within / Mary B. Hansen -- The gospel of a community's archive / Michelle McCoy -- The community archives of the Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education / Anne LeVant Prahl and Alisha Babbstein.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 227-236) and index.