A Stranger in the Archives
Eric Gardner, Saginaw State Valley University I long ago became that person who maxes out photocopying at physical archives. I […]
My COVID Librarian Hero
Caroline Wigginton, University of Mississippi One of my distinct pandemic memories is of sitting in my quiet office on an […]
Other People’s Labor
Jennifer S. Tuttle, University of New England In disrupting archival scholarship, the COVID-19 pandemic has illuminated its essential truths. One […]
Our Search to Name the Native Women of the Presbyterian School for Indian Girls
Elizabeth Bailey (Cherokee Nation, Choctaw) Sara N. Beam Midge Dellinger (Muscogee (Creek) Nation) Laura M. Stevens Nevin Shane Subramanian We […]
Transcribing Terrell: Douglass Day 2021, Black Women, and Community
Courtney Murray, Penn State University After transcribing Anna Julia Cooper’s papers for Douglass Day 2020, the Douglass Day team sat […]
“Are these poetic times?: A Reflection on Research, Archives, & The Role of the Black Scholar in the Time of COVID-19 and Racial Unrest
Shermaine M. Jones, Virginia Commonwealth University In January 2020, I returned to teaching from maternity leave. I was excited to […]
Do you have your own COVID-19 and Archival Research story?
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A Response to Baileys’ #reclaimhername: A Forum on the Challenges of Literary Recovery
In early August, the Women’s Prize for Fiction and their corporate sponsor Baileys (yes, Baileys of Irish cream liqueur fame) […]
Reclaim Her Name
Reclaim Her Name Contributors:
Reclaiming Black Biography
Lois Brown, Arizona State University Acts of reclamation are often, at their core, heroic acts of intervention and inclusion. They […]