COVID-19 and Archival Research
Contributors:
- Jennifer Putzi, “COVID-19 and Archival Research: An Introduction”
- Pamela VanHaitsma, “Digitization and Pandemic Parenting”
- Eric Gardner, “A Stranger in the Archives”
- Caroline Wigginton, “My COVID Librarian Hero”
- Jennifer S. Tuttle, “Other People’s Labor”
- Elizabeth Bailey, Sara N. Beam, Midge Dellinger, Laura M. Stevens, and Nevin Shane Subramanian, “Our Search to Name the Native Women of the Presbyterian School for Indian Girls”
- Courtney Murray, “Transcribing Terrell: Douglass Day 2021, Black Women, and Community”
- Shermaine M. Jones, “‘Are these poetic times?’: A Reflection on Research, Archives, & The Role of the Black Scholar in the Time of COVID-19 and Racial Unrest”
A Response to Baileys’ #reclaimhername: A Forum on the Challenges of Literary Recovery
Contributors:
- Legacy editors, “Introduction”
- Lois Brown, Reclaiming Black Biography
- Mary Chapman, “Missed Opportunity”
- Brigitte Fielder, “On Claiming and Naming: Whose Feminism? What Ends?”
- Grace Lavery, “What Is a Female Author?”
- Sandra Zagarell, “Literary Recovery, #ReclaimHerName, Alice Dunbar-Nelson”
- Christine “Xine” Yao, “Which ‘Women’ Are Prized? On Racialized Gender”
- Jules Gill-Peterson, “My Undead Name”
- María Carla Sánchez, “And Yet…”
- Hannah Lauren Murray, “Who Is This For?”
- Ellen Gruber Garvey, “Reclaim the Author’s Brand Name?”