This is a live Q&A discussion with the speakers of this pre-recorded, on-demand session.
RSVP Here This Q&A session is a free event! RSVP required for Zoom security. View On-Demand Session Here.Session DescriptionHow do archivists re-examine access restrictions and records laws when the archival materials in question document under-represented communities who wish to have their story told? Archivists from the University of Colorado Boulder discuss how community needs led them to create new, innovative access policies for law enforcement files, grand jury records, and human subject research in collections related to Chicanx and Southern Ute communities, as well as communities affected by nuclear activity.
Friedel: "Cause Unknown": Providing Access to Law Enforcement Files Documenting the Los Seis de Boulder BombingsVelte: Nukes in the Archives: Legally Managing Unprocessed Grand Jury Proceedings on the Atomic WestWagner: The Tri-Ethnic Community Project: Human Subject Research Data as Collective Memory
