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211 - Community Webs: Empowering Public Libraries to Create Community History Web Archives

Building web-based community or themed archives presents a new set of challenges to the profession. A cohort of public libraries engaged in this process invites your participation and ideas: How do we best approach the technical, curatorial, and outreach challenges related to building web-based special collections that are representative of the diverse populations we serve? And how transparent are we in working collaboratively and including diverse public stakeholders in the selection process of archiving community websites?

Susan Goldstein: Community Webs: Empowering Public Libraries and Archives to Create Community History Web Archives
Diana Bowers-Smith: Building Relationships with Community Partners
Chatham Ewing: What It Means to Curate Local Memory through Web Archiving
Paul Kelly: Cultural Hubs in Diverse Neighborhoods
Natalie Milbrodt: Working Across Divisions to Implement Web Archiving
Maria Praetzellis: Teaching Web Archiving to Public Institutions
Anke Voss: Documenting Diverse and Frequently Hidden Community Voices

Moderator: Susan Goldstein

Chair

Susan Goldstein

City Archivist, San Francisco Public Library

Susan Goldstein has served as the City Archivist of San Francisco for over 20 years, documenting the city's official and community history. Previously, Goldstein worked as the Archivist to Senator Alan Cranston and at the Labor Archives and Research Center at San Francisco State... Read More →

Speakers

Diana Bowers-Smith

Archivist, Brooklyn Collection, Brooklyn Public Library

Diana Bowers-Smith is an archivist at the Brooklyn Collection, Brooklyn Public Library's local history division and its only collection of archival and rare book material.

Chatham Ewing

Digital Library Strategist, Cleveland Public Library

I supervise the Cleveland Digital Public Library, a group combining digitization, media production, preservation, and Inter-Library Loan. Our digitization lab, open to the public, digitizes library collections, offers digitization and archival services to local cultural heritage partners... Read More →

Paul Kelly

Digital Curation Librarian, DC Public Library

Paul Kelly is Digital Curation Librarian at DC Public Library, where he has supported the DC Punk Archive and Memory Lab projects, and manages web archiving, digital curation, and all things metadata. He is interested in the intersection between public libraries and DIY data scie... Read More →

Natalie Milbrodt

Coordinator, Metadata Services and Director, Queens Memory Project, Queens Public Library

Natalie Milbrodt leads Queens Public Library's Metadata Services division, responsible for cataloging and digitizing the library's collections. She founded the Queens Memory Project, the library's community archiving and oral history program.

Anke Voss

Director of Archives & Special Collections, Champaign County Historical Archives

Anke Voss has served as Director of the Champaign County Historical Archives, at The Urbana Free Library since 2005. Since 2006 she has served as adjunct faculty in the iSchool, School Information Sciences, at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Commentator

Maria Praetzellis

Program Manager, Web Archiving, Internet Archive

Maria works with the library community building and managing programs that support web archiving and digital preservation. This includes Archive-It, web archiving and preservation services for national libraries, collaborative grant-funded initiatives, and technology development... Read More →

Thursday August 16, 2018 1:30pm - 2:30pm
Washington 6, [Exhibition Level] Marriott Wardman Park Hotel, 2660 Woodley Road NW, Washington, DC 20008

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