For generations, communities have gathered, collected, and shared their own collective histories. These archives play an essential role in documenting shared heritage around places, experiences, and identities. Tune in to this virtual webinar to learn about developing, building infrastructure for, and maintaining successful community-based archives.

Featured speakers will include Catherine Mayfield, MCHC France-Merrick Director of the H. Furlong Baldwin Library; Angela Koukoui, Outreach and Public Services Coordinator at the University of Baltimore’s Robert L. Bogomolny Library, and Co-Director of the JHU-UB Community Archives Program; and from Chesapeake Heartland, an African American Humanities Project, Airlee Ringgold Johnson, Community Historian, and Patrick Nugent PhD, Deputy Director of the Starr Center for the Study of the American Experience.