记录宾夕法尼亚州西部的残疾历史

Q3 Arts and Humanities

American Archivist Pub Date : 2021-03-01 DOI:10.17723/0360-9081-84.1.13

B. Malley

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摘要

残疾史是每个人的历史。然而，现有的关于残疾的档案文献几乎只关注无障碍问题。相对而言，关于加强档案中残疾历史代表性的挑战和机遇的文章很少。作者利用自己作为一个区域非营利组织的承包商的经验，探讨与社区成员合作的本质，以加强档案中残疾人历史的代表性，并提出了文献策略作为这种合作的理想框架。

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Documenting Disability History in Western Pennsylvania

Disability history is everyone's history. However, existing archival literature on disability focuses almost exclusively on issues of accessibility. Relatively little has been written on the challenges and opportunities present in strengthening disability history representation in archives. The author uses their experience as a contractor for a regional nonprofit to explore the nature of working with community members to strengthen disability history representation in archives and proposes documentation strategy as an ideal framework for such collaborations.

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American Archivist Social Sciences-Library and Information Sciences

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