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Archivists and Archives of Color Section

Collecting Materials Metadata and Nomenclature Process and Partnerships
 
Published  December 20, 2018  

The Archivists and Archives of Color Section is an essential group, informally known as AAC, that creates space and advocacy for archives and archivists of color. A section of the Society of American Archivists, AAC members are often at the forefront of thinking about how to partner with marginalized communities and steward community archives both physical and online. It is also an essential community of support for archivists of color.

Published  December 20, 2018  

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