Cross-generational Engagement: Sustaining Community Archives’ Futures is designed to help community archivists foster intergenerational connection, engagement, and communication to help bolster the long-term sustainability of their archives and communities. This resource takes an intersectional and inclusive approach towards fostering intergenerational communication.
This website provides:
Communication strategies for connecting across generational boundaries, as well as race, class, gender, sexuality boundaries.
Templates for outreach projects that are designed to foster intergenerational engagement.
Links to existing projects that bolster cross-generational connection.
Self-care resources so that we can sustain ourselves before showing up for our communities.
Casey Winkleman is a recent graduate of the UCLA MLIS program where she specialized in Archival Studies. While earning her degree, she worked in the UCLA Library Preservation Studios as the Audiovisual Preservation Assistant. In Summer 2019, she was an archives intern with the Sequoia Kings Canyon National Parks Museum and Archive. She recently completed a year-long Mellon/UCLA Community Archives Lab Fellowship with the June L. Mazer Lesbian Archives, and is currently an Archivist and Intern Coordinator at the Mazer Archives.
To connect, email casey.winkleman@gmail.com
This website was made possible by the Digital Resource Development Initiative grant within the UCLA Department of Information Studies. Special thanks to Dr. Anne Gilliland for making this initiative possible.
Thank you to all who made this project possible:
Webmaster: Madison Faulis
Graphic designer: Bella Porter
Advisor: Dr. Anne Gilliland
Special thanks: Angela Brinskele, Ann Giagni, Suzette Zuzeta, the staff and volunteers of the June L. Mazer Lesbian Archives, Meenadchi of Trauma-Informed NVC, Dr. Michelle Caswell, FFF Media, the Los Angeles Contemporary Archive, Skid Row History Museum and Archive, teAda Productions, and SAADA.