Memory Work as Care Work | Black Archives and Archival Practices @bardgradcenter
Memory Work as Care Work | Black Archives and Archival Practices  @bardgradcenter
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Zakiya Collier, Steven G. Fullwood, Amy Sall, and moderator Kristen Owens enter into conversation with one another, sharing their experiences with and visions for Black archival practices and discussing the importance of care and intentionality in collecting and preserving.
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