Although much has been written about formal archival spaces, little scholarship has
addressed the physical spaces of community archives. This paper asks: How do community …

Archives retain a sustained gravitational pull on feminist researchers. We experience them
as sites of promise and desire, even as we recognise they are also sites of power and …

This study analyses the construction of queer and undisciplined sexualities in Finnish and
Estonian personal and cultural memories from the 1990s to the present. The study makes a …

Participatory archive collection day events depend on the involvement of multiple groups of
stakeholders who participate in the archives. However, there is little existing research on …

This conceptual paper frames hatred as an organizing principle—a central premise from
which other materials by proximity derive classification, arrangement, and value—of LGBTQ …

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

There has been a rise in archival activism, including the birth of social movement archives,
leveraging marginalised communities' voices, and challenging mainstream discourses …

Archiving has become an increasingly important practice in the preservation of feminist and
queer histories. In this article, we pay specific attention to the emerging body of literature on …

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

The LGBTQIA+ community has come under increasing hostility in the North America through
policy and challenges to library holdings and funding. These challenges to professional …