This article contributes to person-centred archival praxis and methodology by providing a reparative theoretical framework based in Indigenous relationships to kin, territories, material belongings, and systems of knowledge to unsettle standard archival practices. By foregrounding the stories of Indigenous archivists and practitioners, through their own narratives, we build on Indigenous theory as story work to interrogate archival systems, workflows, and policies that continue to replay settler-colonial tactics of removal and epistemic violence. In order to restructure archival practices, we suggest that institutions need to build relationship infrastructures that allow for respectful archival listening, shared stewardship, and return prac...
The healing of Canada\u27s First Nations depends directly on their ability to re-establish control o...
The foundation of archival methodology is influenced by colonialism and imperialism. This paternalis...
In the last twenty years, many collecting institutions have heeded the calls by indigenous activists...
This article contributes to person-centred archival praxis and methodology by providing a reparative...
This article contributes to person-centred archival praxis and methodology by providing a reparative...
Canadian archives arose from and help maintain white supremacist and settler-colonial frameworks. Th...
Canadian archives arose from and help maintain white supremacist and settler-colonial frameworks. Th...
This article uses the Return, Reconcile, Renew: understanding the history, effects and opportunities...
Dans un contexte où la communauté archivistique internationale insiste sur la nécessité pour les nat...
This article looks at concepts of cultural property as they apply to archival holdings, and specific...
© 2017 Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group. Feminist and queer engagements with ar...
Western ethnographers, archaeologists, and researchers have collected information on indigenous cult...
Originally given in the form of two lectures at the Musée du quai Branly, this essay explores the of...
International audienceMuseums contribution to the European colonial project was and is still critici...
International audienceThis article examines the evolution of the relations between Canadian museums ...
The healing of Canada\u27s First Nations depends directly on their ability to re-establish control o...
The foundation of archival methodology is influenced by colonialism and imperialism. This paternalis...
In the last twenty years, many collecting institutions have heeded the calls by indigenous activists...
This article contributes to person-centred archival praxis and methodology by providing a reparative...
This article contributes to person-centred archival praxis and methodology by providing a reparative...
Canadian archives arose from and help maintain white supremacist and settler-colonial frameworks. Th...
Canadian archives arose from and help maintain white supremacist and settler-colonial frameworks. Th...
This article uses the Return, Reconcile, Renew: understanding the history, effects and opportunities...
Dans un contexte où la communauté archivistique internationale insiste sur la nécessité pour les nat...
This article looks at concepts of cultural property as they apply to archival holdings, and specific...
© 2017 Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group. Feminist and queer engagements with ar...
Western ethnographers, archaeologists, and researchers have collected information on indigenous cult...
Originally given in the form of two lectures at the Musée du quai Branly, this essay explores the of...
International audienceMuseums contribution to the European colonial project was and is still critici...
International audienceThis article examines the evolution of the relations between Canadian museums ...
The healing of Canada\u27s First Nations depends directly on their ability to re-establish control o...
The foundation of archival methodology is influenced by colonialism and imperialism. This paternalis...
In the last twenty years, many collecting institutions have heeded the calls by indigenous activists...