SAADA

"Revolution Remix" Walking Tour

Location: Liberty Bell, Philadelphia, PA

Immigration after the Civil Rights Movement (1965– )

Join us for our virtual Our Stories book club meeting about "Immigration after the Civil Rights Movement (1965– )" on Friday, April 22 at 1pm ET / 10am PT.

Audience Engagement for Community Archives

Participant(s): Texas After Violence Project
SAADA and TAVP, with support from the Institute of Museum and Library Service (IMLS), present a workshop and interactive discussion about audience engagement strategies for community-based archives. Over the past year, SAADA and TAVP have explored how community-based archives can more actively engage specific audiences: K-12 and college educators, journalists, advocates, and community members. At this event we will share our findings and ask community-based archives practitioners to share strategies their organizations have used to engage specific audiences. Apply to share your community-based archives' audience engagement strategies in our lightning round! Participants organizations will receive a $100 stipend for a 3-4 minute presentation. The event will also feature an introductory training on Learning Management Systems for community-based archives. Join us to also hear about the next steps for the Community Archives Collaborative!

An Archive Unbound

Participant(s): Savannah Kumar
South Asian Americans have endured incarceration throughout our history in America, but are often erased from data and discussions about mass incarceration. 2020-21 SAADA Archival Fellow Savannah Kumar welcomes you to a panel discussion about the experiences of South Asian Americans who have been affected by incarceration. We will explore our community's role in supporting those who remain incarcerated today and imagining a world free of bars. Panelists include: Charles "Bula" Joseph, Ra Avis, Tariq MaQbool