on archival social justice and impact. Illuminating how diverse factors shape the relationship
between archives, recordkeeping systems, and recordkeepers, this book depicts struggles …

The role of community participation has often been underlined as crucial in heritage-making
and safeguarding, especially in the case of intangible cultural heritage (ICH), but has not …

We start this chapter by acknowledging that the label 'activist participatory communities' is a
construct that is rooted in what we will describe as the 'institutional gaze'. Our use of this …

This article is built from the authors' shared experience of using participatory methodology
when working together on the construction of an archive of mental health recovery stories. In …

David A. Wallace examines social justice in historical and contemporary perspective and
offers perspectives from multiple disciplines and practical politics to unpack, frame, and …

Focusing on the archival records of the production and performance of Dance in Trees and
Church by the Swedish independent dance group Rubicon, this article conceptualizes a …

This paper addresses the affective dimensions of caregiving in relation to materials outside
the canon, influenced by Caswell and Cifor's notion of radical empathy. The article employs …

This chapter aims to chart and theorize the challenges faced by local independent dance
communities when it comes to realizing their archival dreams. It explores how dance …

This article explores the following research question: In what ways can activations of dance
records (archived materials and other recordings of activities) be conceptualized to …

32 discuss with students in courses on historiographical methodology. To think of
choreography as an extended concept, as we often do today, invites us to imagine what part …