ACTIVITIES
Browse our collection of activities that help archivists, archival studies students, and researchers identify and dismantle oppression in archives and imagine new ways of doing archival labor. Activities range from beginner level to advanced.
DISMANTLING WHITE SUPREMACY IN ARCHIVES
Type: Group Exercise
Level: Beginner
Author: Michelle Caswell
TEACHING TO DISMANTLE WHITE SUPREMACY IN ARCHIVES POSTER (WHOLE)
Type: Educational Poster
Level: Beginner
Authors: Content produced in Michelle Caswell’s Archives, Records, and Memory class, Fall 2016, UCLA Poster design by Gracen Brilmyer
TEACHING TO DISMANTLE WHITE SUPREMACY IN ARCHIVES POSTER (PRINTABLE PAGES)
Type: Educational Poster
Level: Beginner
Authors: Content produced in Michelle Caswell’s Archives, Records, and Memory class, Fall 2016, UCLA Poster design by Gracen Brilmyer
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ARCHIVAL DISPOSAL — A REFLECTION
Type: Teaching Exercise
Level: Beginner
Author: Itza Carbajal
BORROWED TIME — LETTERS TO MY FUTURE SELF
Type: Teaching Exercise
Level: Beginner
Author: Itza Carbajal
ARCHIVAL VISIONS: LIFE AFTER CLIMATE CHANGE
Type: Teaching Exercise
Level: Beginner
Author: Itza Carbajal
ARCHIVES AND CLIMATE JUSTICE TEACH-IN MODULE
Type: Teaching Exercise
Level: Beginner
Author: Ted Lee
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IMAGINING LIBERATION
Type: Group Exercise
Level: Advanced
Author: Michelle Caswell but heavily influenced by a visioning exercise created by Melina Abdullah, as described at: “Information, Access, and Activism,” UCLA Information Studies Diversity Council event, Los Angeles, February 9, 2017.