Introduction to Implementing Reparative Description For Indigenous Collections
Exploring Implementing Reparative Description For Indigenous Collections reveals several interesting facts. Hosted by the SAA Native American Archives Section (NAAS), this discussion focused on
Implementing Reparative Description For Indigenous Collections Comprehensive Overview
Join ALIAVic for the first in a new series of informational videos. In this video we're exploring The webinar was recorded on June 28, 2022. To learn more visit, https://archivesspace.org/archives/7409. This webinar was recorded on April 14, 2021. For more
Jill Reilly, the Digital Engagement Director in the Office of Innovation at NARA, will discuss the process NARA is
Summary & Highlights for Implementing Reparative Description For Indigenous Collections
- The forum aims to bring together a community of practice to discuss the goals, challenges, and future of
- This workshop, presented in April 2022 by Jessica Tai, the Resident Processing Archivist at Yale's Beinecke Rare Book ...
- On Thursday, July 13th, the Amherstburg Freedom Museum hosted the presentation "
- This workshop, presented in April 2022 by Jessica Tai, the Resident Processing Archivist at Yale's Beinecke Rare Book ...
- The URI University Libraries, Faculty Development Committee, and Multicultural Center present:
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