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About the Plenary
The second biennial plenary, “Memory Work for Black Lives,” will be held on April 12-13 at the White Stag Commons at the University of Oregon Portland, with a hybrid component for off-site attendees. This two-day event is co-organized by UO Libraries and human rights organization, Don’t Shoot Portland. The plenary will center the voices of Black activists and artists as well as librarians, archivists, UO students and faculty to discuss the power of Black archival memory. The emphasis of this event will be on community archiving initiatives, and how such efforts can instigate significant positive change for the people they serve, as well as shift the dominant historical narrative to be more accurate and inclusive.
Organizers
Taishona Carpenter: Board President, Don’t Shoot Portland
Danielle Mericle: Curator of Visual Materials, UO Libraries
Morning Star Padilla: Head of Arts and Liaisons, UO Libraries
Teressa Raiford: Founder, Don’t Shoot Portland
Event sponsors
City of Portland Archives
UO Division of Equity & Inclusion
University of Oregon Library
Oregon Humanities Center
UO Library Diversity Committee
UO Special Collections & University Archives
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