About this Event
In her role as a project archivist for the Community Collections Grant (CCG), Shelly Justement manages born-digital, community-generated ethnographic archival assets across all stages of their information lifecycle. Ms. Justement will discuss the archival process for acquiring, arranging, preserving, and presenting community-generated collections. She will discuss major archival trends and best practices that will help ensure future archivists appropriately handle and describe collections in their care. Her talk will also feature practical tips and tools for anyone archiving a digital collection to use.
This workshop is organized in partnership with FIU Libraries and Humanities Edge.
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Steven and Dorothea Green Library, 11200 Southwest 8th Street, Miami, United States
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