This resource bank provides materials about discrimination and offers information for allies and marginalized groups working to make a difference in their communities. These resources include information on organizations that are committed to anti-discrimination work, mass media, and both academic and professional articles covering topics such as identifying and addressing discrimination, advocacy work, and dialoging about discrimination and anti-discrimination in the classroom.
What’s an archive and community archivist? An archive is a time capsule and active space where past and present merge. It contains primary resources that preserve the history of several generations. An archivist appraises, arranges, describes, and preserves archives. Archiving is storytelling and you can be a Community Archivist! These toolkits can be used to reclaim and preserve history. ASU Library provides free Archive Starter Kits to the communities we serve (Latinx, Black, Asian and Pacific Islander, Indigenous, and LGBTQ). Please contact our team if you want a Starter Kit or if you want to borrow equipment to scan material or record an oral history interview. , Community-Driven Archives (CDA) Toolkits Archives 101 Resources to preserve your own history or lead an introduction to archives workshop. Community history and archives presentation Download English version of the community history and archives presentation Download Spanish version of the community history and archives presentation Presentation notes Download English version of the community history and archives presentation notes Download Spanish version of the community history and archives presentation notes Booklet and worksheets Download Archives 101 booklet in Spanish and English Download finding aid activity in Spanish and English Download "Analyze a Photograph" worksheet in Spanish and English Storytelling 101 Resources to conduct an oral history interview or lead an introduction to storytelling workshop. Oral history interviews presentation Download English version of the oral history interviews presentation Download Spanish version of the oral history interviews presentation Presentation notes Download English version of the oral history interviews presentation notes Download Spanish version of the oral history interviews presentation notes Booklet and worksheets Download oral history booklet in Spanish and English Download interview form activity in Spanish and English Download interview practice activity in Spanish and English Scanning 101 Resources to help you scan your photos and documents. Scanning and preserving archives presentation Download English version of the scanning and preserving archives presentation Download Spanish version of the scanning and preserving archives presentation Presentation notes Download English version of the scanning and preserving archives presentation notes Download Spanish version of the scanning and preserving archives presentation notes Booklet and worksheets Download Scanning 101 booklet in Spanish and English Download Excel "Metadata" worksheet in English Download Excel "Metadata" worksheet in Spanish Kid archivist 101 Resources to introduce children to archives and the importance of preserving their story. This activity book was created by our student archivists! It can be completed in a classroom setting or with family. Booklet Download kid archivist booklet in Spanish and English Recommended readings "'Invisibility Is an Unnatural Disaster': Feminist Archival Praxis After the Digital Turn" in the South Atlantic Quarterly "21st Century Community Outreach and Collection Development: ASU Chicano/a Research Collection" in the Journal of Western Archives "Metrics and Matrices: Surveying the Past to Create a Better Future" in The American Archivist "Community-Driven Archives: Conocimiento, Healing, and Justice" in the Journal of Critical Library and Information Studies
The Zinn Education Project promotes and supports the teaching of people’s history in middle and high school classrooms across the country. Based on the lens of history highlighted in Howard Zinn’s best-selling book A People’s History of the United States, the website offers free, downloadable lessons and articles organized by theme, time period, and reading level.
