A conversation and interactive workshop considering the ethics of digital archiving, with Steven Booth & Stacie Williams, Marika Cifor, Yo-Yo Lin & J Soto, and Yvette Ramírez, moderated by Tracy Fenix.
In this interactive program, archivists and audience members will critically examine how concerns around surveillance and privacy intersect with archival practices, and discuss how living, community-based digital archives can build caring policies that best serve BIPOC and marginalized communities. The event will begin with a panel discussion, followed by breakout sessions where attendees will be invited to collectively reimagine and rescript digital preservation policies for the Visual AIDS' Artist+ Registry. Panelists: Steven Booth & Stacie Williams, co-founders of The Blackivists Collective Marika Cifor, Assistant Professor, University of Washington Yvette Ramírez, archivist and MSI student, University of Michigan Yo-Yo Lin & J Soto, co-authors of “Towards an NYC Disability Artist Registry” moderated by Tracy Fenix, Artist Engagement & Archive Associate at Visual AIDS
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