Read the September/October 2023 Issue of Archival Outlook

Discover the latest issue of Archival Outlook! In the September/October 2023 issue, Julia Tanenbaum shares her work creating the Comics Room Collection at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, David Castro talks about preserving Chinese American veteran records from WWII, and Bree’ya Brown and Amanda Greenwood reflect with Katharina Hering on the American Archivist Hidden Content Project. Also in this issue, walk through the highlights of ARCHIVES*RECORDS 2023 and read SAA President Helen Wong Smith’s first Archival Outlook column. Read the digital version here. Print edition to follow.

Table of Contents | Archival Outlook | September/October 2023

This issue is sponsored by Atlas Systems, Inc., Lucidea, San Jose State University iSchool, and Scenesavers, Inc. 

• "President's Message: It's a Kākou Thing"
  by Helen Wong Smith
• "Comics, Community, and Collection Development"
  by Julia Tanenbaum
• "Don't Let the Music Die: Collaborative Archives through Civic Partnerships"
  by Jonathan Verbeten
• "A Guide to Energized Archival Student Internships: Lessons from the Frank and Virginia Williams Collection of Lincolniana"
  by Bryan Mathison
• "Forgotten Records: The Search for Fuquay Consolidated High School"
  by Rachel McLaughlin
• "Building Hip-Hop Archives in Community: Can't Stop, Won't Stop"
  by Murray Forman
• "Pictures This: Mapping Jessye Norman's Singing Legacy"
  by Jessica Grimmer
• "Preserving the Presence of Chinese American Veterans in the American Record"
  by David Castro
• "American Archivist's Hidden Content Project: An Interview with Bree'ya Brown and Amanda Greenwood"
  by Katharina Hering
• "Creating a Bilingual Finding Aids Policy at Princeton University Library"
  by Armando Suárez
• "Working Toward an Archival Commons at ARCHIVES*RECORDS 2023"
  by Hannah Stryker
• SAA Welcomes Four New Fellows
• Leading Forces in the Profession
• Travel Awards and Scholarship Recipients
• "From the Archivist of the United States: Presidential Libraries: A Passport to History"
  by Dr. Colleen Shogan
• In Memoriam
• "From the Chief Executive Officer: Celebrating a Year of Accomplishments"
  by Jacqualine Price Osafo