From The Green Room

In their third blog post, Sarah discusses being on-site at AXIS, working in basement storage, inventorying A/V materials, organizing costumes, preparing archival materials for marketing, and more.

In the second part of their blog, Archiving & Preservation Fellow Sarah Nguyễn writes about the process of recording oral histories with the former artistic directors of AXIS Dance Company, and shares resources and templates for oral history projects.

In her last blog post about her Archiving Fellowship with DanceATL, Yvette offers lessons and guidelines for managing a small-scale community-based oral history project.

In her fourth blog post, Archiving Fellow Sumi Matsumoto reflects on her second summer working with World Arts West and the lessons she learned about the collaborative nature of archiving projects.

In her second blog post about her Fellowship, Dance/USA Archiving & Preservation Fellow Yvette Ramírez details the considerations that go into a dance-specific, community-based oral history project.

In her first blog post, Dance/USA Archiving & Preservation Fellow Yvette Ramirez writes about conducting research in the archives of Spelman College to support her work on an Atlanta-based oral history project.

In her third blog post, Dance/USA Archiving & Preservation Fellow Sumi Matsumoto writes about the uses of archival metadata and her work on developing a customized metadata schema for World Arts West.

In her final blog post, Dance/USA Archiving & Preservation Fellow Sasha Jelan reflects on attending her first Society of American Archivists conference and describes conference sessions on anti-racist archival description and tools for processing archival collections remotely.