Archivists
Archivist acts as mentor/facilitator rather than an elite expert behind institutional walls.
What is the key feature of Cook's "Participatory Archiving."
Term often used in "policy-speak" to denote otherness or separateness of specific groups.
What is the word "Community"
SAADA
What is the South Asian American Digital Archive
City in Syria where an uprising started in March 2011
What is Daraa
Evidence
Memory
Identity
Community
What are Cook's 4 shifting archival paradigms
The affective impact of records on the communities they serve and represent.
What is the "Valuing Effect" in Caswell's article
Voice, Identy, Activism
What is Anne Gilliland's VIA framework
Recognition that records give meaning to and derive meaning from the community itself.
What is Cook's "Identity Provenance."
Historical focus on elitist history and top-down practices
What is the reason mainstream archives fail to attract marginalized communities as users and donors.
Community
Defining characteristic of Cook's 4th paradigm
Digitizes materials but returns the physical items to the original owners.
What is SAADA's post-custodial model of archiving.
Overlap, accumulate and interweave
What is Cook's conclusion about the evolution of the four paradigms
12756 video sequences with 3482 unique videos and 400 hours of footage
What are total videos and hours of footage in the DARAA Archive
Paradigm where Archives are used actively in the "now" for social justice and education, rather than passively curated for the future are called
What are Living Archives?
Evidence
What is the key concept of the first paradigm of Cooks article.
Factor in how records emotionally resonate with marginalized groups.
What Caswell recommends mainstream archives consider in appraisal decisions.
The ability of marginalized people to have autonomy and authority to reflect their presence in substantive and positive ways.
What Caswell calls "representational belonging."
The absence, under representation or misrepresentation of marginalized groups in mainstream media and archives.
What is Symbolic Annihilation?
Aka Paper Genocide
A mix of positive recognition and worrisome or therathening views
What is the mainstream professional response to Community Archives?
Memory
Defining characteristic of Cook's 2nd paradigm
Societal Mediators
How the archivist's role changes in Cook's Identity paradigm
Participation, shared stewardship, multiplicity, archvial activism, reflexivity
What are Caswell's 5 key principles of community based archives?
File loss, digital decay, dependence on technology, instable storage systems, and possibility of archives being destroyed
What are the risks and challenges of digital community archives?
Preserve memory, provide evidence of human rights abuses, challenge media narratives, help communities assert their identity and history.
The role of citizen generate archives in preserving memories of war according to Saber and Long
There are many truths, many perspectives, many stories and knowledge is constructed through discourse.
What is Postmodern Theory in archival practice.