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The Nomadic Archivist Project is producing an anthology called The Evidence: Black Archivists Holding Memory. The global Black archival...

On April 29, 2021, I was invited to speak with BLACKOUT, a group of Black LGBTQ students at Yale University, for their program series on...

"Archival-Futurism," an essay by Miranda Mims, appears in a special edition of InVisibile Culture: An Electronic Journal for Visual...

“Processing a collection is a form of storytelling in and of itself, providing access for researchers and simultaneously planting seeds...

By Steven G. Fullwood Born in 1952, Bradley Johnson, a 6’2” African American gay male poet whose work appeared in several groundbreaking...

NAP just wrapped up a year long project to collect and preserve podcasts that speak to politics, history, human rights, and equality as...

Welcome to Uncovered, a column dedicated to telling the stories of unique and interesting discoveries found in the archives! The Nomadic...

Welcome to Uncovered, a column dedicated to telling the stories of unique and interesting discoveries found in the archives! The Nomadic...

Charles Stephens founded the Counter Narrative Project in April 2014 after several years working in local and national organizations....

Come Atlantans to my talk/discussion about Black LGBTQ archives at Spelman College Wednesday, September 5, at 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Come...

New York, NY. The Brown Paper Zine and Small Press Fair highlights the work of black and POC writers, artists, and designers in the print...

St. Louis, MO. Saturday, June 16, I had the pleasure of attending the Theatre Communications Group conference to give a presentation...

Chicago, IL. 20 June 2018. The Society of American Archivists Foundation (SAAF) has awarded more than $31,000 in funding for eight...