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Tag Archives: community archives
Partnering with The San Antonio African American Community Archives and Museum (SAAACAM)
The San Antonio African American Community Archives and Museum (SAAACAM) is in the process of developing a vibrant and much-needed community memory 501(c)(3) devoted to African American history, culture, and experience in San Antonio. They say it best in their … Continue reading
Posted in African American, Archival Work, Community Archives, Uncategorized
Tagged African American, community archives, saaacam
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So What’s a CDAT Anyway? Meet the Community-Driven Archives Team at the Southern Historical Collection
What are community-driven archives all about? In October 2017, the Southern Historical Collection celebrated the complete staffing of our “Building A Model For All Users: Transforming Archive Collections Through Community-Driven Archives” Andrew W. Mellon Foundation grant team. In recent months, … Continue reading
Posted in Community Archives, Uncategorized
Tagged ashc, community archives, EKAAMP, HBTSA, saaacam
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Eatonville, Florida: A Vital History
Contributed by Bryan Giemza, Director of the Southern Historical Collection As part of the Collection’s ongoing work with the Historic Black Towns and Settlements Alliance, I visited the historic town of Eatonville, Florida in December. In recent days the town … Continue reading