In the last twenty years, many collecting institutions have heeded the calls by indigenous
activists to integrate indigenous models and knowledge into mainstream practices. The …

This article explores the rich history of social justice as a concern in archival studies and
delineates future lines of inquiry for the field. We begin by examining how social justice has …

This article proposes a theoretical framework for managing records documenting human
rights abuse based on five key principles learned from community archives discourses …

The first part of this paper deals with truth, justice, memory and the role of archives. The
record speaks with multiple voices through many intermediaries. Those intermediaries are …

This essay explores the pedagogical project of integrating digital archival research into the
undergraduate classroom. We contend that rather than simply asking students to conduct …

To date, definitions of participatory archiving or participatory recordkee** have been
elusive. The use of the single term 'participatory'for disparate and seemingly contradictory …

This article examines recent developments in community archives and histories, and in
particular the impact of technologies that encourage individuals to create and/or share their …

Digital history, a field within the digital humanities, has challenged the disciplinary boundary
that in recent decades has come to separate the work of historians and archivists. A new …

Archivists are converting physical collections to digital formats and displaying surrogates of
these primary sources on their websites. Simultaneously, the Web is moving toward a …

Records classification within electronic records management systems often is constrained
by rules derived from paper-era recordkee**, particularly the rule that one record can …