This article situates STANDing Together: Collaborating to Document Student Activism of Historically Marginalized Communities (an April 2019 presentation by archivists from Connecticut College, University of Connecticut, and the University of Rhode Island) within a larger context. It (re)introduces readers to the work of Project STAND (Student Activism Now Documented) and invites them to continue the discussion started at STANDING Together by attending one of the IMLS National Leadership Grant for Libraries-funded STAND Symposia
How do you build consensus around establishing an institutional archive which seeks to record voices...
This article explores the theoretical and practical developments in documentation planning for acqui...
Libraries at small- and mid-sized academic institutions continue to re-define themselves as journal ...
Paper given as part of the session STANDING Together: Collaborating to Document Student Activism of ...
Opening remarks for the Centering the Marginal: Toward Inclusivity in the Documentation of Student S...
This chapter uses the experience of two undergraduate students conducting research in their universi...
This poster examines the white and male-dominated narrative promoted in the archives. Archivists hol...
In 2013, Kent State University’s Department of Special Collections and Archives launched the Black C...
This presentation will focus on a collaborative documentary project, which is an effort to document ...
In recent years, participatory action research projects aimed at addressing local social issues have...
An internship in the University Archives and Special Collections kindles a commitment to ensure the ...
In Brief The undergraduate student experience has long been poorly and selectively captured by unive...
Representing a shift in archival methods, oral history is increasingly used alongside more tradition...
Archivists, like librarians, often provide service to users that is defined by the mission and the i...
As a research collective of student activists – some newly acquitted with the movement and others di...
How do you build consensus around establishing an institutional archive which seeks to record voices...
This article explores the theoretical and practical developments in documentation planning for acqui...
Libraries at small- and mid-sized academic institutions continue to re-define themselves as journal ...
Paper given as part of the session STANDING Together: Collaborating to Document Student Activism of ...
Opening remarks for the Centering the Marginal: Toward Inclusivity in the Documentation of Student S...
This chapter uses the experience of two undergraduate students conducting research in their universi...
This poster examines the white and male-dominated narrative promoted in the archives. Archivists hol...
In 2013, Kent State University’s Department of Special Collections and Archives launched the Black C...
This presentation will focus on a collaborative documentary project, which is an effort to document ...
In recent years, participatory action research projects aimed at addressing local social issues have...
An internship in the University Archives and Special Collections kindles a commitment to ensure the ...
In Brief The undergraduate student experience has long been poorly and selectively captured by unive...
Representing a shift in archival methods, oral history is increasingly used alongside more tradition...
Archivists, like librarians, often provide service to users that is defined by the mission and the i...
As a research collective of student activists – some newly acquitted with the movement and others di...
How do you build consensus around establishing an institutional archive which seeks to record voices...
This article explores the theoretical and practical developments in documentation planning for acqui...
Libraries at small- and mid-sized academic institutions continue to re-define themselves as journal ...