Afterlives of Indigenous Archives
Distributed for Dartmouth College Press
264 pages
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6 x 9
Review Quotes
Gwen N. Westerman, Humanities Program Director, Minnesota State University, Mankato
“This collection brings together cutting-edge research and thoughtful commentary on what it really means to create indigenous-centered archives in the digital age. The contributors ask difficult questions and pose innovative responses about access to and interpretation of cultural collections often unavailable to the very tribal Nations which created them. Afterlives of Indigenous Archives is a must-have resource for community members and scholars who not only want to work with archives that hold our communal objects and stories, but also want to center their contexts in a framework of traditional knowledge and collaboration.”
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