Feminist Archive South present…
Collective Annotation / Archival Discovery
Two free workshops that invite the people of Bristol to
- Explore our collections
- Collaborate and contribute
- Leave their mark in the archival record
- Tell new archival stories
Describe, categorise and tag artefacts from the Feminist Archive South.
Collectively…
Discover:
Why archive catalogues, especially within a digital environment, are important
Explore:
How your contributions can transmit feminist history into the future
Imagine:
New ways to describe the contents of the feminist archive
Who are these workshops for?
Anyone who wants to help enrich feminism’s archival records and ensure they are preserved for the long term.
No previous experience of archives is necessary, as you will be guided through the exercise in a supportive way.
Please note this is a hands-on, participatory workshop. Attendees will respond in writing or orally to archive material and, later, share descriptions with the group.
When?
Wednesday 28 June 2-5pm
Workshop theme: Immigration, Asylum and anti-deportation activism
&
Wednesday 5 July 2-5pm
Workshop theme: Health and the body
Special Collections
Arts and Social Sciences Library
University of Bristol
Tyndall Avenue
Bristol
BS8 1TJ
Wow, this sounds cool, how can I take part?
Workshops are free to attend but numbers are limited.
Registration is therefore essential.
Please email [email protected] to book your place, or if you have any questions.
Volunteer/ creche expenses available
Arts and Social Sciences Library is a wheelchair accessible venue, please get in touch if you have further access needs