Community Archives Toolkit
  • πŸ‘‹Community Archives Toolkit
  • Introduction
    • πŸ’‘Getting Started
    • πŸ’–Who are we?
  • 🀝Chapter 1: What is a Community Archive?
    • 1.1 Background on Community Archives
    • 1.2 Benefits of Community Archives
    • 1.3 Scope Your Vision for a Community Archive
  • βœ…Chapter 2: Plan and Launch a Community Archive Project
    • 2.1 Tips & Tricks
    • 2.2 Find Initial Partners
    • 2.3 Establish Funding & Support
    • 2.4 Build & Sustain Community & Partner Engagement
    • 2.5 Build Team Capacity
    • 2.6 Design the Archive
    • 2.7 Ethics, Permissions, & Copyrights
  • πŸ”§Chapter 3: Build the Community Archive
    • 3.1 Overview of Collection Building Approach
    • 3.2 Make Existing Materials More Accessible
    • 3.3 Community Outreach
    • 3.4 Collection Building with Individuals
    • 3.5 Collection Building with Organizations
    • 3.6 Collection Building at Existing Community Events
    • 3.7 Activities at Community Events
    • 3.8 Produce Your Own Community Event
  • πŸͺ΄Chapter 4: Share and Sustain the Archive
    • 4.1 Working with Schools
    • 4.2 Raising Public Awareness
    • 4.3 Working with Artists
    • 4.4 Exhibits
    • 4.5 Sustainability
  • πŸ“šAppendix: Further Reading and Resources
    • Appendix A. Planning & Launch Resources
    • Appendix B. Community Archive Toolkits & Resources
    • Appendix C. Examples of Community Archives
    • Appendix D. Oral History Interview Resources
    • Appendix E. Story Fest & Neighborhood Preservation Event Resources
    • Appendix F. Technical Resources
    • Appendix G. Works Cited
    • πŸ™ŒAcknowledgements
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  • Partnership Engagement Priority List
  • Board of Trustees and Staff Presentation
  • Job Descriptions
  • Grant Development, Sustainability, Funding Resources
  1. Appendix: Further Reading and Resources

Appendix A. Planning & Launch Resources

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Partnership Engagement Priority List

Board of Trustees and Staff Presentation

Job Descriptions

Grant Development, Sustainability, Funding Resources

(LG-250126-OLS-21)β€”The Tacoma Public Library will bring community members and organizations together to carry out a fully participatory process to broaden participation and inclusion within cultural heritage collections. This will create a model for institutions in small- and mid-sized urban areas seeking to enter collaborative partnerships with diverse groups to produce more equitable archives. This work contributes to greater understanding of how to develop better models of community partnerships for supporting community archives and how to expand knowledge of the impact of archives on urban communities.

is an updated list of grant opportunities compiled by Stephanie Gerding who focuses on grant writing

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TCAC Board Presentation
Project Intern posting
Project Library Associate posting
Preliminary and Final Grant Proposals for IMLS Grant
Library Grants blog
Figure 21: The graphic illustrates the level of effort needed for different types of engagement. Activities on the lower left end of the arrow require less effort, while activities on the upper right end of the arrow require more effort.
Table 1: These are different types of activities that we prioritized to engage with community partners. Low engagement signifies the lower return of expected outreach from that activity, while High engagements signifies the higher return of expected outreach.
Figure 22. An attendee at Hilltop Story Fest responds to the question "What does Hilltop struggle with?", May 6, 2023. Photo by Mikayla Heineck.