Name: Archivists & Archives of Color Section
Start: 2020-08-10T16:00:00-0500
End: 2020-08-10T17:15:00-0500

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Pre-Conference Events: Jul 22 - Aug 4
Live & On-Demand Conference: Aug 5-7

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Archivists & Archives of Color Section

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The Archivists and Archives of Color Section invites members to discuss current projects and upcoming section goals, while honoring recipients of the Harold T. Pinkett Award, Brenda S. Banks Travel Award, and Mosaic Scholarship. The annual section meeting will feature a panel discussion with archivists and guest editors who worked on “Loss/Capture,” an editorial project and discussion series that investigates the current state of Black collections in Chicago.
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Speakers

Stacie Williams

Director, Center for Digital Scholarship, University of Chicago Libraries

Stacie Williams is director of the Center for Digital Scholarship at the University of Chicago Libraries, and a member of the Chicago-based Blackivist archivist collective. She serves as Publications Editor for the Society of American Archivists.

Tempestt Hazel

Founder, Sixty Inches From Center

Tempestt Hazel is a curator, writer, and founder of Sixty Inches From Center, a Chicago-based arts publication and archiving initiative that has promoted and preserved the practices of BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ artists, and artists with disabilities across the Midwest since 2010. Focusing... Read More →

Steven De'Juan Booth

JPC Archive Manager, Getty Research Institute

Steven De'Juan Booth (he/him) is an archivist, researcher, and co-founder of The Blackivists, a collective of trained Black memory workers who provide expertise on archiving and preservation practices to communities in the Chicagoland area.His work and research interests include analog and born-digital audiovisual materials, Black cultural heritage preservation, community... Read More →