for this Women's History Month, a reminder @AmArchivePub via GBH & the Library of Congress is celebrating how far women have come in American politics! americanarchive.org/catalog/cpb-aa…

Thank you Library Journal for recognizing the American Archive of Public Broadcasting American Archive of Public Broadcasting as one of 10 "Best Free Resources in 2022"! libraryjournal.com/story/LJ-Picks…

Today I launched The Autistic Voices Oral History Project, an initiative to record, preserve, and make accessible the stories and lived experiences of Autistic people. Read more: autisticvoices.org. #actuallyautistic #avarchives

The staff of the American Archive of Public Broadcasting offer their thoughts on the monumental legacy of Newton Minow and the vital role he played in the foundation, development, and shaping of the AAPB over the past decade: bit.ly/3O4gYgb

The Autistic Voices Oral History Project is building an archive of Autistic stories and our lived experiences. Contact me or fill out the web form if you are interested in sharing your story! autisticvoices.org #ActuallyAutistic #archives

I am grateful to the AMIA Board for voting to act as fiscal sponsor for the Autistic Voices Oral History Project, and also to Invisible Heroes Productions for support in post-production! The first batch of interviews will be on the website next week! autisticvoices.org/collaborators

We are hiring an Outreach and Social Media Specialist for the AAPB! Reach out to me if you have any questions about the role.

I was interviewed for this article by @wheresbel in Brainwise Media (from NAN Neuropsychology) about my experiences as an archivist who has Aphantasia and Severely Deficient Autobiographical Memory. The Autistic Voices Oral History Project got a shout-out! brainwisemedia.com/life-without-v…

On this day in 1981, Sandra Day O’Connor became the first woman to serve on the US Supreme Court. Justice O’Connor sat down with Bill Moyers to discuss her experience breaking into a male-dominated profession. To watch the full interview, visit bit.ly/3ZAfyxR

Bill Moyers has been a broadcast journalist for more than five decades and is recognized as a unique voice of our times whose work resonates across generations. Now, over 1,000 of his programs have been digitized and are free to view online. Visit bit.ly/3LuvRXh

Is your child texting about media preservation? wyd: where’s your data? bff: broken file format lol: love our library dm: digital master pda: preserved data already lmao: local material archival originals rotfl: recording on the final laserdisc

This week, the AAPB reached a milestone of 100,000 items in our online reading room! This serves as a significant step in our mission led by GBH & Library of Congress to ensure that our public media history is preserved & accessible. Visit the AAPB: bit.ly/3rGi60X

I was obsessed with this game back in the day!

Today, Alison Brazil and Danny Nagy released "Songs for Today" documenting a community songwriting workshop in response to the 2023 Covenant School Tragedy. These songs are sacred and healing. Watch the documentary on YouTube: youtu.be/cU3mXvKZcO8?si… Funded by Metro Arts / Nashville Office of Arts + Culture