Miranda and me (Nomadic Archives Project) at the 2nd day of the Marking Time symposium after introducing the Archiving Marking Time initiative with Marking Time artists, allies and organizations to help them manage their archival needs. Photo by Xavier Hadley Marking Time

In this episode of In the Telling, genealogist Guy Weston talks about falling in love with genealogy while researching 19th-century plot records purchased by his great, great, great, great grandfather on his mother's side. Listen to Guy here: tinyurl.com/5n8hy2vm

#OTD: On September 12, 1992, Mae Jemison went into space on the space shuttle Endeavor. She became the first African American woman to travel to space. #history #blackwomen #todayinhistory 📷 Image credit: NASA womenshistory.org/education-reso…

AAHGS 2022 Annual Conference cvent.me/o2lPoD?refid=S… Prompt&sms=2&cn=cO3CKudcR5Gtum4Wbc9ZbQ

Malawi's John Chilembwe gets statue in London's Trafalgar Square. It is not a monument to one of the UK's war heroes or kings. bbc.com/news/world-afr…

Are you a student (or know a student) in library school or have an archival project that needs funding? Then consider applying for the NAP Scholarship 2023! The application period is open until March 31, 2023. Visit our nomadicarchivistsproject.com to learn more! @InsatiableLION

Are you a student (or know a student) in library school or have an archival project that needs funding? Then consider applying for the NAP Scholarship 2023! The application period is open until MARCH 31, 2023! Visit our nomadicarchivistsproject.com to learn more! @InsatiableLION

DEADLINE: MARCH 31, 2023! Are you a student (or know a student) in library school or have an archival project that needs funding? Then consider applying for the NAP Scholarship 2023! Visit our nomadicarchivistsproject.com to learn more! @InsatiableLION

NAP is proud to announce its 2023 scholarship winner Jovanté Anderson, a writer and researcher whose work always returns to questions about black queer life in Jamaica. Learn more about Jovanté and his project here: tinyurl.com/yck5bajd Congrats Jovanté A. !

Very interesting thread. Much of the work Amalia lists here can assist/inspire archivists -- and the communities they serve -- to rethink how we serve ourselves by documenting our experiences however want to do it with whatever we do it with. Thanks Amalia S. Levi! --Steven, NAP

The NAP Scholarship is an annual fund awarded to students, early career, and independent archivists of African descent who wish to attend the Society of American Archivists conference or use the funds to support an archival project. Deadline: March 31st! nomadicarchivistsproject.com/nap-scholarship

NAP Hearts Black Women. The Irma McClaurin Black Feminist Archive is an archival home for Black women and their allies. Founded by Dr. Irma McClaurin, the BFA seeks to identify and document Black women and their accomplishments: umass.edu/magazine/summe…

Deadline March 31st! The NAP Scholarship is an annual fund awarded to students, early career, and independent archivists of African descent. ​ Pictured: Jovanté Anderson, 2023 NAP SCHOLARSHIP AWARDEE. Learn more about his project here: nomadicarchivistsproject.com/nap-scholarship

Earthquake in Harlem. And elsewhere.

📢PSA on this International Day of Archives: Archives are not dusty. Archivists labor, usually underpaid, unappreciated, with little budget, and under adverse conditions, to keep them clean and make them findable and accessible to their users. #InternationalDayOfArchives

2024 NAP SCHOLARSHIP WINNER! NAP is proud to announce its 2024 scholarship winner Dartricia Rollins! She will be using her scholarship funds to attend the Society of American Archivists conference in Chicago. Learn more about Dartricia here tinyurl.com/5chddcy9. Congrats!

Marion Stokes recorded 30 years of TV news. Her story continues to inspire us! nomadicarchivistsproject.com/post/archivist…