Tagged with archives
The Archival Turn in Feminism: Outrage in Order
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Oct 11 2015
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978-1-43990-952-2
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Activists and the Archives: Expanding the Permanent Record to Include Radical Women and Girls
Co-presenter:
Janice Radway, moderator
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Archivo-Punk: on the Politics of Preserving Riot Grrrl & Girl Zines
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Make Your Own History: Documenting Feminist & Queer Activism in the 21st Century
Disclosure: I'm friends or friendly with about half of the contributors to this book, for which I also wrote a chapter. I think I'd have loved it even if that weren't the case, but then again it couldn't have not been the case because the world of feminist archivists isn't as big as you might imagine--or hope!
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Sep 17 2012
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978-1-936117-13-0
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Activists and the Archives: Expanding the Permanent Record to Include Radical Women--and Girls
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Activism and the Academy: Celebrating 40 Years of Feminist Scholarship and Action
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As we know from Laurel Thatcher Ulrich, well-behaved women seldom make history. Neither do their lives and contributions, nor do those of even their ill-behaved counterparts get collected, preserved, and made available without the deliberate efforts of those who select and describe archival and special collections materials.
The Zines Are in Charge: a Radical Reference Librarian in the Archives, a perzinetation
Here are the slides for a talk I'm giving at Rutgers on Thursday:
Confessions of an Accidental Archivist and Amateur Cataloger
Co-presenter:
Patty Falk, Bowling Green State University
Kathryn DeGraff, DePaul University
Jeremy Brett, Iowa University
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Organizing Anarchy panel, Midwest Archives Conference
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