The Amherst College Collection of Native American Literature
An interview with Mike Kelly on Indigenous literary history and the importance of culturally appropriate cataloging.
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Oregon State University’s Oregon Multicultural Archives and OSU Queer Archives
A conversation with curator Natalia Fernández about the collections and how they center marginalized communities in Oregon.
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Arabic Collections Online
An interview with Guy Burak about the development of ACO and how the collections advance knowledge on Arabic-language publishing.
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Joanna Banks Collection of African American Books
An interview with the Kislak Center's Lynne Farrington about the collection's research applications, the importance of preserving physical works, and how Banks's archiving methods spotlight the Black literary community.
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Princeton’s Latin American Ephemera Collection
A conversation with Fernando Acosta-Rodríguez about the collection's use within and beyond academia and its impact on perspectives of contemporary Latin America.
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The Cuban Heritage Collection
An interview with Amanda Moreno about the Cuban Heritage Collection, its community outreach, and its aim to bolster research on Cuba and its diaspora.
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The ARChive of Contemporary Music (ARC)
A conversation with Co-Founder and Director B. George about the not-for-profit archive and its aim to create a public Center for Popular Music.
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The National Disability Arts Collection & Archive
An interview with project archivist Alex Cowan about the collection and how the UK Disability Arts Movement continues today.
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The Korean American Digital Archive
An interview with Kenneth Klein on the Korean American Digital Archive and its aim to broaden people’s understanding of Korean experiences in the United States.
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Afrofuturism: A History of Black Futures
A conversation with curator Kevin Strait about the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture's exhibit and Afrofuturism’s influence on American culture.
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The de Grummond Children’s Literature Collection
Interviewing Karlie Herndon about the de Grummond Children's Literature Collection's mission to preserve the original works of authors and illustrators dating back to 1530.
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The Colored Conventions Project
Interviewing the team behind the Colored Conventions Project (CCP), a collaborative research endeavor that documents the events and people of the Colored Conventions Movement and centers nineteenth-century Black collective organizing.
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The LGBTQ Video Game Archive
A conversation with the archive's founder, Adrienne Shaw
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