A Chicago-based collective of trained Black archivists who prioritize Black cultural heritage preservation and memory work.
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ALT A sand-colored graphic with the title "Make It Last Forever: A Digital Preservation Workshop” in bold red letters. The support text says "Led by Zakiya Collier, Sunday, November 6, 2:00 PM CST / 3:00 PM EST, Virtual via Zoom.”
ALT A sand-colored graphic with the title "Make It Last Forever: A Digital Preservation Workshop” in bold red letters. The support text says "Led by Zakiya Collier, Sunday, November 6, 2:00 PM CST / 3:00 PM EST, Virtual via Zoom.”
ALT The image is a virtual event flyer that reads “Where the money reside?” in big red letters. Underneath you see a photo of workshop instructor Andrea Jackson Gavin and the event information which reads: This workshop will highlight funding opportunities available to support archival work and projects, and inform attendees about the essential information needed to complete grant proposals. Sunday, October 16, 2pm CST / 3pm EST, Virtual on Zoom. ASL and live-captioning will be provided.
ALT This workshop is part of Diamond in the Back, a community archiving partnership between Sixty Inches From Center, The Blackivists, and a cohort of local individuals and groups to amplify, celebrate, and preserve the histories and living legacies of Black Chicago.
ALT The SJP letterhead logo on a brown background with the following text: Sojourners for Justice Press is a micro press that opens its platform to people working experimentally with print based media. We publish short form and ephemeral zines, pamphlets, and booklets that engage do-it-yourself, black feminist, and abolitionist philosophies. Learn more at: sojourners4justice.com
ALT The image is a virtual event flyer that reads “Where the money reside?” in big red letters. Underneath you see a photo of workshop instructor Andrea Jackson Gavin and the event information which reads: This workshop will highlight funding opportunities available to support archival work and projects, and inform attendees about the essential information needed to complete grant proposals. Sunday, October 16, 2pm CST / 3pm EST, Virtual on Zoom. ASL and live-captioning will be provided.
ALT Steven D. Booth stands in front of a tree that is sprinkled with white flowers, he’s looking directly into the camera. Photo by Samantha Friend Cabrera.
ALT Black text on a green background. The header text says "Artist Researcher for Sixty Collective" Below that there is a paragraph that says "The person in this role will work closely with the project’s co-leads and UX Designer to gather information about the practices and ongoing needs of arts workers and cultural workers in Chicago and the Midwest. This role will include a range of research methods, everything from data gathering, to one-on-one conversations, intimate focus groups, online searches, online forms, website testing, and other forms of independent and self-directed research. Deadline to apply: October 2, 2022"
