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Presentation
Teaching Reflexive Practice in Archives: Questioning Permanence, Evidence, and Institutions
Association for Library and Information Science Education (2009)
  • Kimberly D. Anderson, University of California, Los Angeles
Abstract

Part of session 1.4: "Indigenous Memory, Identity, and Sustability: Decolonizing Archival Education and Methods"

Session abstract: Scholars who have conducted research on and with archives in indigenous and marginalized communities will describe the Western hegemony in current archival systems and practices. They will suggest ways to decolonize and pluralize archival education, thus giving voice to indigenous knowledge systems and community-based rules and norms for preserving memory and identity. They will suggest methods for archival education that is inclusive and culturally responsive.

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Publication Date
January 21, 2009
Citation Information
Kimberly D. Anderson. "Teaching Reflexive Practice in Archives: Questioning Permanence, Evidence, and Institutions" Association for Library and Information Science Education (2009)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/kimberly_anderson/5/