This paper explores the role of Indigenous and queer embodiment in understanding the
current limitations of sociotechnical systems as they relate to cultural heritage institutions …

Mapping between different representations of similar data is a common challenge in digital
humanities (DH). In practical DH collections, the 'person'is an essential and centric unit and …

This paper reports on findings from 31 semi‐structured interviews with North American
Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs)‐based content creators who focus on …

This panel explores the unique challenges and opportunities presented by the expanded
sociotechnical practices associated with the preservation, curation, and use of visual …

As a key element of digital infrastructures that shapes the use and reuse of digital
information objects, metadata is a rich source for critique. This paper argues for metadata as …

This comprehensive review illuminates the current state of scholarly literature on trans and
gender diverse inclusion in libraries, with the intention to provide a foundation and identify …

Abstract Sort of People: Considerations About the Ontogeny of Autism in the DDC, 1942-
2023 traces the ontogeny of autism within the Dewey Decimal System, from the 14th to the …

Archives, libraries, and cultural information institutions influence and contextualize our
cultural knowledge. Embedded in these practices are white supremacist, colonial legacies …

This case study considers the phenomenon of emotional attachment in archival processing,
and it offers radical empathy as a practical counterpoint to its consequences. An …

This article examines the role of evolving transgender historiography practices as they
inform the work of moving image archiving. Following the work of other transgender …