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# Milli Sessions - International Archives Week
Primary reference: http://milli.link/
Event registration: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/international-archives-week-2020-june-8-14-milli-sessions-tickets-107681129156 (Time zone: IST)

Location:
**Contact organisers - location moved due to some trolls in the meeting today.**

This shall be the same for the entire week of event schedule.

Hosts, moderators and session leads will set this up 15 minute before the session time. Please join early. 

Our intent has been for these sessions to be informal (especially the breakout sessions that typically follow a panel) and to nurture conversations around different aspects of archives. You are, of course, welcome to join as many sessions as you'd like. **Schedule repeated below can be used for updates, annotations and moderator inputs during the session and the takeaway notes after. Also to provide post event link updates.**

**Table of Contents**

[ToC]

#### 8 Jun 10:30 // 11:45 - 13:30

##### Archives in India: Present & Future // Starting up an archive

* Chinmay Tumbe (IIM Ahmedabad)
* Deepika S (IISc, Bangalore)
* Ganeev Dhillon (The Partition Museum, Delhi)
* Kishore Satpathy (ISI Kolkata)
* Ponnarasu Subramanian (IIT Madras)
* Rajarshi Das (Banwarilal Bhalotia College, Asansol)
* Shubha Chaudhuri (Archives and Research Centre for Ethnomusicology, AIIS, Delhi)
* Siddhi Bhandari / Srijan Mandal (Centre for Public History, Bangalore)
* Vrunda Pathare (Godrej Archives, Mumbai)

##### Starting up an archive
* Open discussions, moderated by Deepika S. (IISc Archives)

*Today’s session provided insights on several archives across the country. Each of the speakers began by describing their respective archives in terms of structure, approach, members, methodology and scope. Questions from the audience largely centred around what it takes to set up an archive, what kind of information and material one needs to be equipped with and what to keep in mind. The value of all material, even the most seemingly insignificant ones, was one crucial point brought up by several archivists as they discussed the use of everything from student yearbooks to balance sheets and small office notes. Methods used to conduct institutional surveys, to compile archival books that serve to visibilise oral histories et cetera, were also brought up. Interestingly, most of the archivists also mentioned the considerable overlap that occurs between archives, as for example, the Godrej Archive which also contains material on recruitments from IIMAhmedabad.*

##### Recordings
Audio: https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/1-iaw2020-starting_up_an_archive-day_1/GMT20200608-050222_Milli-Netw.m4a

Video: https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/1-iaw2020-starting_up_an_archive-day_1/GMT20200608-050222_Milli-Netw_1938x1050.mp4

Chatbox Text: https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/1-iaw2020-starting_up_an_archive-day_1/GMT20200608-050222_Milli-Netw.txt


#### 9 Jun 10:30 // 11:45 - 13:30

##### Forms of the Archival Object // Revisiting oral histories

* Indira Chowdhury (Centre for Public History, Bangalore)
* Jaya Ravindran (National Archives of India)
* Kamini Sahwney (Museum of Art and Photography, Bangalore)
* Roland Wittje (IIT Madras)
* **Moderator: Avehi Menon (Sarmaya Arts Foundation, Mumbai)**

##### Revisiting oral histories

* Open discussions **moderated by Avehi Menon (Sarmaya Arts Foundation, Mumbai) and Hari Sridhar (Archives at NCBS)**

*Moving from archives to the role of museums, our panelists today focused on questions around archival objects, communicating relevance and improving accessibility. Methods of preservation were also discussed, as was the protocol followed by different archivists when processing new material. The second half of the session was an open discussion on oral histories that emphasised on ethical aspects of the practise. Subjectivities of different people, why and how our memories can be selective, as well as the manner in which oral history tends to run against dominant narratives was also central to the conversation.* 

##### Recordings
Audio: https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/2-iaw2020-forms_of_archival_object-day_2/audio_only.m4a

Video:https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/2-iaw2020-forms_of_archival_object-day_2/zoom_0.mp4

Chatbox Text: https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/2-iaw2020-forms_of_archival_object-day_2/chat.txt
#### 10 Jun 10:30 // 11:45 - 13:30

##### Journey of an Archival Record // Pausing at preservation

* Achal Pandya (Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts, Bangalore)
* M Madhan (Azim Premji University, Bangalore)
* Ponnarasu Subramanian (Indian Institute of Technology, Madras)
* R Sivapriya (Sahapedia)

##### Pausing at preservation

* Open discussions **moderated by Achal Pandya (IGNCA) and Mrinalini Subramani (INTACH-CKP, Bangalore)**

*From software frameworks to methods of physical and digital preservation, today’s session delved into the technical side of archiving. Factors of deterioration, both natural (fire, floods, etc) as well as human (war, vandalism, etc) were discussed in detail as were the cumulative effects of pollution, humidity, micro-organisms and more. The conversation then shifted to accessibility for the lay user and how platforms such as Sahapedia help narrativise and annotate archival material.*


##### Recordings
Audio: https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/3-iaw2020-archival_record-day_3/GMT20200610-050421_Milli-Netw.m4a

Video: https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/3-iaw2020-archival_record-day_3/GMT20200610-050421_Milli-Netw_1920x1080.mp4

Chatbox Text: https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/3-iaw2020-archival_record-day_3/GMT20200610-050421_Milli-Netw.txt


#### 11 Jun 10:30 // 11:45 - 13:30

##### Evidence and truth // On copyright and privacy

* Alok Sarin (Sitaram Bhartia Institute of Science and Research, Delhi)
* Jayashree T (Queer Archive for Memory Reflection and Activism, Bangalore)
* Nandini Oza (Oral History Association of India)
* Sanjeev Jain (NIMHANS, Bangalore)
* Vrunda Pathare (Godrej Archives, Mumbai)

##### Copyright and privacy discussions:

* Open discussions **moderated by Divij Joshi**

*Today’s first session centred on silences and dilemmas within archival spaces. Panelists laid out the marginalised histories of Mental Health and anti-dam protests, emphasising on the role of ideology in shaping the scope and presentation of historical evidence. Questions from the audience then greatly added to the session, ranging from discussions on Manto, madness and partition to nation building and displacement*

##### Recordings
Audio: https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/4-iaw2020-evidence_and_truth-day_4/GMT20200611-143334_Internatio.m4a

Video: https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/4-iaw2020-evidence_and_truth-day_4/GMT20200611-143334_Internatio_1920x1080.mp4

Chatbox Text: https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/4-iaw2020-evidence_and_truth-day_4/GMT20200611-143334_Internatio.txt

#### 11 Jun 20:00

##### Forgotten Histories: The Hunt for the virologist, Dorothy Hamre

* P. Balaram (IISc/NCBS, Bangalore)
* Samantha Meier and Kelly Phillips (Cline Library, Northern Arizona University)

*The discussion delved into the search for the woman who discovered the first ever strain of a coronavirus, the infectious agent that is now known for causing a global pandemic. The panelists, who had all directly participated in unearthing all possible information on Hamre so far, shared their journey of discovery with the audience and displayed photographs and records that show proof to Hamre's elusive existence and contributions to the field of virology. The session not only addressed the importance of archiving as a means of reaching Hamre, but also touched on the institutional patriarchal bias that exists in the field.*

##### Recording
Audio: https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/4-iaw2020-evidence_and_truth-day_4/forgotten_histories-day_4-evening_session/audio_only.m4a

Video: https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/4-iaw2020-evidence_and_truth-day_4/forgotten_histories-day_4-evening_session/zoom_0.mp4

Chatbox Text: https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/4-iaw2020-evidence_and_truth-day_4/forgotten_histories-day_4-evening_session/chat.txt

#### 12 Jun 10:30 - 12:30 pm // 12:30 - 13:30

##### Archiving Community Knowledge

* Faisal Rehman (Keystone Foundation, Kotagiri)
* Heather Goodall (University of Technology, Sydney)
* Kirsten Thorpe (University of Technology, Sydney)
* Madan Meena (Adivasi Academy, Tejgadh, Gujarat)
* Pallav Thudgar (Muskaan, Bhopal)
* Ranjani Prasad (Keystone Foundation, Kotagiri)
* Rita Banerji (Green Hub, Tezpur)
* Sumit Sisodiya (Green Hub, Tezpur)
* Surajit Sarkar (Centre for Community Knowledge, Ambedkar University Delhi)
* TB Dinesh (Janastu)
* Theresa Sainty (UTAS at University of Tasmania)

##### Informal discussion: Community Histories and Participatory Archiving 
Documenting Community Histories

Involving Communities in archiving their own knowledge - Participatory workflows

Ethics, Access and Protocols

Discussants:
* Madhuri Ramesh (Azim Premji University, Bangalore)
* Padmini Ray Murray (Design Beku, Bangalore)
* Samira Agnihotri (Indian Institute of Sciences, Bangalore)
* Sneha PP (Centre for Internet and Society, Bangalore)

*Our discussions this morning brought quite a few new ideas to the table. Panelists introduced us to methods and challenges involved in archiving community knowledge such as that of nomadic storytellers, languages, mud wall paintings, collection techniques, etc. Concerns regarding intellectual property rights, maintaining indigenous safety while decolonising our practise and ensuring consent from beginning to end, were some crucial points that were raised.*

##### Recordings
Audio: https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/5-iaw2020-archiving_community_knowledge-day_5/GMT20200612-050519_Milli-Sess.m4a

Video: https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/5-iaw2020-archiving_community_knowledge-day_5/GMT20200612-050519_Milli-Sess_1920x1080.mp4

Chatbox Text: https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/5-iaw2020-archiving_community_knowledge-day_5/GMT20200612-050519_Milli-Sess.txt

#### 12 Jun 18:00

##### Archives and Crises

* Francesca Reccia (Polis Project)
* Padmini Ray Murray (Design Beku, Bangalore)
* Rahul Chopra (Ashoka University)
* Sangeeta Dharmarajan (Independent)
* Tarunima Prabhakar (Tattle Civic Technologies)

*Discussion focused on archives of resistance that go against mainstream narratives. Challenges of both fast and slow archiving as well as of curating internet or social media archives were explained in detail. Panelists elaborated on the role of students and protestors while emphasising a need for the "humane gaze" to protect the dignity of victims when it came to archives of trauma and violence. Rights of privacy and the significant interventions of MNCs were also included in the conversation.* 

#### 13 Jun 10:30 // 11:45 - 13:30

##### Open Standards // Archives consortium and annotation tools

* Avehi Menon (Sarmaya Arts Foundation, Mumbai)
* Menaka Neotia (Sahapedia)
* Shubha Chaudhuri (Archives and Research Centre for Ethnomusicology, Delhi)
* Venkat Srinivasan (Archives at NCBS )
* **Moderated by Priyanka Seshadri**

##### Annotation tools and consortium discussion:

* Archives at NCBS (Venkat Srinivasan)
* Janastu (TB Dinesh, Bhanu Prakash)
* Prasoon

*Beginning with a detailed walk through of Sahapedia, Sarmaya, NCBS and ARCE, today's session was centred on the archival process and setting of international standards.*

##### Recordings 
Audio: 
1) https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/6-iaw2020-open_standards-day_6/GMT20200613-050417_Milli-Sess.m4a
2) https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/6-iaw2020-open_standards-day_6/GMT20200613-063808_Milli-Sess.m4a

Video: 
1) https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/6-iaw2020-open_standards-day_6/GMT20200613-050417_Milli-Sess_1920x1080.mp4
2) https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/6-iaw2020-open_standards-day_6/GMT20200613-063808_Milli-Sess_1686x768.mp4

Chatbox Text: 
1) https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/6-iaw2020-open_standards-day_6/GMT20200613-050417_Milli-Sess.txt
2) https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/6-iaw2020-open_standards-day_6/GMT20200613-063808_Milli-Sess.txt

#### 13 Jun 16:00

##### Archives beyond Borders
* Aparna Vaidik (Ashoka University)
* Ali Usman Qasmi (Lahore University of Management Sciences)
* Kanwal Khalid (Punjab State Archives)
* Nadeem Omar Tarar (Center for Cultural and Development, Islamabad)

*Narrowing down to specifics of the South Asian context, panelists today described their work with archives of the region. The gendering of spaces, the ever present faultlines of Partition and the dire need to decolonialise one's practise were major themes of the conversation.* 

##### Recordings 
Audio: https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/6-iaw2020-open_standards-day_6/GMT20200613-103305_Milli-Sess.m4a

Video: https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/6-iaw2020-open_standards-day_6/GMT20200613-103305_Milli-Sess_1760x800.mp4

Chatbox Text: https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/6-iaw2020-open_standards-day_6/GMT20200613-103305_Milli-Sess.txt

####  14 Jun 10:30 // 11:45 - 13:30

##### Learning through Archives
* Kush Patel (Avani Institute of Design)
* Maya Dodd (FLAME University)
* Nonica Datta (JNU)
* Sritama Chatterjee (University of Pittsburgh)
* Swati Chawla (OP Jindal University)

##### Open Discussions
* **Led by Maya Dodd (FLAME University)**

*Wrapping up and connecting dots from sessions held over the past week, today's interaction attempting to address persisting questions regarding accessibility. Making archives less intimidating, more participatory and transparent, as well as involving students in the archival process were some of the points discussed at length.*
##### Recordings
Audio: https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/7-iaw2020-learning_through_archives-day_7/GMT20200614-050133_Milli-Sess.m4a

Video: https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/7-iaw2020-learning_through_archives-day_7/GMT20200614-050133_Milli-Sess_1920x1040.mp4

Chatbox Text: https://iaw2020.milli.test.openrun.net/7-iaw2020-learning_through_archives-day_7/GMT20200614-050133_Milli-Sess.txt

####  Resource Material 

##### Weblinks
> https://jitp.commons.gc.cuny.edu/from-page-to-screen-and-back-again-archives-centered-pedagogy-for-the-21st-century-writing-classroom/

> https://jitp.commons.gc.cuny.edu/collaboration-adventures-with-primary-sources-exploring-creative-and-digital-outputs

>https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1369848615001120

> https://southasianculture.wordpress.com

>https://sites.google.com/site/chinmaytumbe/home/history-links

>https://bits.ashleyblewer.com/blog/2017/08/09/collection-management-system-collection/

> http://www.thetravellingarchive.org/

##### Resources for Archive-Oriented Pedagogy
> LUMS Digital Archive: https://archive.lums.edu.pk [has interviews and other materials]

> The Game papers: https://papersplea.se

> Chicana por mi Raza Digital Memory Collective: https://chicanapormiraza.org/

>The Plot Beneath the Garden: https://whospeaksandacts.net/portfolio/plot-beneath-the-garden/

>Towards Slow Archives: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10502-019-09307-x

##### South Asian American Digital Archive: 
> https://www.saada.org/

> https://sites.google.com/site/chinmaytumbe/home/history-links [Has
weblinks to several archives]

> https://southasianculture.wordpress.com [Has weblinks to several archives]

> https://www.bl.uk/early-indian-printed-books [Collection of cookery books,almanacs, erotica]

>https://www.ub.uniheidelberg.de/Englisch/fachinfo/suedasien/zeitschriften/bengali/overview.html

>https://www.ub.uniheidelberg.de/Englisch/fachinfo/suedasien/buecher/bengali.html [Popular periodicals]

##### Audiovisual and Motion Picture Archiving, Time-based media archiving

> https://tisch.nyu.edu/cinema-studies/miap/student-bios/aparna-subramanian [aparna Subramanian’ teaching material]

> http://www.jivaka.net.https://mypages.unh.edu/hoslac/home [HOSLAC
brings together open access material with teaching modules]

> https://globalfeminisms.umich.edu/syllabi [university of michigan global feminism syllabus]

##### References from Maya Dodd’s students:

> https://southasianculture.wordpress.com/

> https://communitycookbooks.wixsite.com/website

> https://childrensliteratureinindia.wordpress.com/blog/

> https://botanicalsurveyindia.wordpress.com/

> https://southasianculture.wordpress.com/

> https://jitp.commons.gc.cuny.edu/from-page-to-screen-and-back-again-archives-centered-pedagogy-for-the-21st-century-writing-classroom/

> https://jitp.commons.gc.cuny.edu/collaboration-adventures-with-primary-sources-exploring-creative-and-digital-outputs

##### Kush Patel’s course:
> https://pedagogyofthedigitallyoppressed.hcommons.org/

> The Children’s Society records. https://www.childrenssociety.org.uk/

##### Sources on Partition histories:

> https://www.1947partitionarchive.org/

> https://www.partitionmuseum.org/

> http://nationalarchives.nic.in/

> https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/education/resources/the-road-to-partition/

> http://dissertationreviews.org/archives/12520 

> LUMS Digital Archive: https://archive.lums.edu.pk [has interviews and other materials]

##### Community Archives:

###### Indigenous and Pastoral peoples in India
· Rita Banerji’s Green Hub: 
https://www.greenhubindia.net/about-us -documenting lives of peoples from the Northeast of India

· Green Hub Video Diary YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4GOw4F29NgZKq_0hnMudxw

· Bhasha Research and Publication Centre (led by Madan Meena):
https://www.paramparaproject.org/institution_bhasha.html - Working
to document the lives of the Meena Community (northern rajasthan)

· Janatsu: 
https://janastu.org [http://unbox-janastu http://j.mp/unbox-
janastu] – Working primarily with the nomadic pastoral communities

· Center for Community Knowledge (of Ambedkar University):
http://www.cckonline.in/home.html
http://jatantrust.org – rural Indian communities archives

· The People’s Archive of Rural India 
https://ruralindiaonline.org/
http://www.thetravellingarchive.org/ [Lives of Urban poor in
Kolkata]

###### Australian Aboriginal People

· Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre: https://tacinc.com.au – they have been
documenting the aboriginal languages, creating dictionary, organising heritage walks

· About Theresa Sainty: https://www.bobbrown.org.au/tbb17_b13

· About Kirsten Thorpe: https://www.uts.edu.au/staff/kirsten.thorpe

· Indigenous Archives Collective: https://indigenousarchives.net

· JumBunna Institute: https://www.uts.edu.au/research-and-teaching/our-research/jumbunna-institute-indigenous-education-and-research

· http://tacinc.com.au/pulingina-to-lutruwita-tasmania-place-names-map/

· Island Music (music from Cape Barren Island): https://youtu.be/v-3vSM1UeSk

· Liyini milaythina rrala (Singing Country Strong): https://youtu.be/6cBvpm2F8ZA

· Promo – Little J and Big Cuz: https://youtu.be/NPmhc4crJc4

· kanalaritja: An unbroken string: https://vimeo.com/roarfilm/review/209157094/a41b1a3401

· Little J and Big Cuz – Palawa kani episode “wurakara” (Hopalong): https://youtu.be/bKC-vmiZ8dM

· ICA Tendaya Adelaide Declaration: https://www.ica.org/en/icanaa-indigenous-matters-summit

· Adani exploitation of Indigenous lands:
https://www.bobbrown.org.au/frontlines_exhibition_2020

· Mukurtu Archives: http://www.mukurtuarchive.org

· More links from Kirsten's talk: 
https://localcontexts.org/tk-labels/
https://indigenousarchives.net/

· An example of the State Library of NSW using Mukurtu as a platform
to curate their historic collections for community engagement
https://gather.sl.nsw.gov.au

· ‘NSW Community Archive Toolkit” which is a work in progress -
https://mukurtu-australia-nsw.libraries.wsu.edu/digital-heritage/nsw-
community-archive-toolkit


##### From the session on Dorothy Hamre

> http://blog.wellcomelibrary.org/2013/09/fighting-the-cold-war-david-tyrrell-and-the-common-cold/#_ga=2.181260452.26701150.1591889385-1716900898.1591889385

> https://nau.edu/special-collections/

> https://science.thewire.in/the-sciences/finding-dorothy-hamre-the-first-person-to-isolate-a-strain-of-a-coronavirus/

> https://library.nau.edu/speccoll/blog/2020/05/finding-a-forgotten-virologist-in-the-archives/

> https://frontline.thehindu.com/dispatches/article31584134.ece

> https:/library.nau.edu/speccoll/blog/2020/05/finding-a-forgotten-virologist-in-the-archives/

> https://library.nau.edu/speccoll/blog/2020/05/finding-a-forgotten-virologist-in-the-archives/

> https://mmbr.asm.org/content/mmbr/40/4/793.full.pdf

###### Weblinks for Digital Asset Management System and Archival Description:
>https://bits.ashleyblewer.com/blog/2017/08/09/collection-management-system-collection/ 

> Trevor Owens&#39; work on the &#39;theory and craft of digital preservation&#39; is a great resource: https://osf.io/preprints/lissa/5cpjt/

> Nina Jethwa from the Aurobindo Ashram Archives has done some really interesting work on environmental impact in their archives. Published overview: PAPER
HISTORY, Volume 19, Year 2015, Issue 2

European Union Project: https://shared-digital.eu/new-project-towards-an-interoperable-public-civic-ecosystem/
- [ ] https://www.ietm.org/en/cultural-relations-platform

> https://www.nedcc.org/ - Northeast Document Conservation Center (United States)has really nice overview documents and tips. But some tips may be very specific to the North American physical environment, which is quite different from South Asia.

> https://www.culturalheritage.org/ - Nice overview documents and has a really nice and free mailing list to join. Some tips may be specific to their geographic
environment.

##### Oral History Weblinks:
> https://ohaindia.files.wordpress.com/2020/04/varta-2_ohai-newsletter-2019.pdf [This is the newsletter of OHAI, the Oral History Association of India – organises annual conferences on oral history]

> App for short-form oral histories linked to pictures: https://www.pixstori.com/

>App for OH https://storycorps.org/

> Indira Chowdhury mentioned this OH collection:
https://bancroft.berkeley.edu/ROHO/collections/subjectarea/index.html

> https://storiesofstrength.com.au/seventy-years-in-australia/ The Stories - 13 Ways - created with the help of Janastu, https://janastu.org/

> The Boston Tapes: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-27238797

> British Library’s Listening Project: https://sounds.bl.uk/Oral-history/The-Listening-Project#

> http://www.cckonline.in/delhi-oralities-.html [On Delhi’s inhabitants]

> https://www.s-asian.cam.ac.uk/archive/audio [Centre for South Asian Studies Cambridge University. Great for Colonial History]

>http://granthsouthasia.in/ 

> http://bichitra.jdvu.ac.in/index.php

>https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0738jc2

>Oral History in the Digital Age: on Michigan State University's website: http://ohda.matrix.msu.edu/

> https://conservancy.umn.edu/handle/11299/107358 [Interview with the inventor of
the Curta calculator]

> Columbia’s Oral History Center: https://library.columbia.edu/locations/ccoh.html

> UC Berkeley’s Oral History Center: http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/libraries/bancroft-library/oral-history-center/projects

> Community histories: http://oralhistory.nypl.org/ 
https://pad.ma/ [There are also video interviews on various subjects, from people affected by coal mining projects to cultural practitioners]

> https://oralhistorynarmada.in/ [on Narmada Bachao Andolan]

> https://www.sunypress.edu/p-1002-the-death-of-luigi-trastulli-an.asp

>Bracero Histories: http://braceroarchive.org/about

##### Science Oral Histories:
> https://www.aip.org/history-programs/niels-bohr-library/oral-histories

> Extensive life histories in the sciences: https://sounds.bl.uk/Oral-history/Science/

> Indian science oral histories: One example available in the open is the material at TIFR, thanks to the work of Indira Chowdhury. Log in to the TIFR Archives website
and have a look at the oral history interview transcripts there.

>https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1369848615001120

> NCBS archive: http://archives.ncbs.res.in/

> The Blatter Herbarium : http://blatterherbarium.org/home/

> Indian Statistical Institute, Calcutta: https://www.isical.ac.in/~repro/

> The behemoth that is the CERN Archives :
http://library.cern/archives/CERN_archive

> Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics :  Fermilab, Illnois: https://history.fnal.gov/
 
> The Royal Society : https://royalsociety.org/collections/

> Univerity of Tokyo Archives collection : https://da.dl.itc.u-
tokyo.ac.jp/dalink/index_en.html


##### Music Archives:
> https://southasianculture.wordpress.com/ 

> https://www.indiastudies.org/ethnomusicology/

##### Reading Material

> Enoch, Jessica, and Pamela VanHaitsma. 2015. “Archival Literacy: Reading the Rhetoric of Digital Archives in the Undergraduate Classroom.” College Composition and Communication 67, no. 2 (December): 216–242.

> Hayden, Wendy. 2015. “‘Gifts of the Archives: A Pedagogy for Undergraduate Research.” College Composition and Communication 66, no. 3 (February):
402–426.

> Lerner, Neal. 2009. “Archival Research as a Social Process.” In Working in the Archives: Practical Research Methods for Rhetoric and Composition, edited by
Alexis E. Ramsey, Wendy B. Sharer, Barbara L’Eplattenier, &amp; Lisa S.Mastrangelo, 195–205. Carbondale, IL: Southern Illinois University Press.

> Norcia, Megan A. “Out of the Cradle Endlessly Rocking: Collaborating across Disciplines and Professions to Promote Student Learning in the Digital Archive.” Pedagogy 8.1 (Winter 2008): 91-114.

> Terry Cook, ‘The Archive(s) Is a Foreign Country: Historians, Archivists, and the Changing Archival Landscape’,  The American Archivist, Vol. 74, No. 2
(Fall/Winter 2011), pp. 600-632  

> Michel Foucault, ‘The Historical a priori and the Archive’, The Archaeology of Knowledge (New York: Routledge, 1969), pp. 126-131.

> Ann Laura Stoler, ‘Colonial Archives and the Arts of Governance’, in Archival Science, 2, pp. 87-109, 2002

###### Readings on Oral History:

> Alessandro Portelli – “Peculiarities of Oral History”. 1981

> Alessandro Portelli – “What Makes Oral History Different”

> Indira Chowdhury – “Speaking of the Past”

> Katherine Borland – “That’s not what I said”

> Michael Frisch - &#39;Shared Authority&#39;.

> Pierre Nora, ‘Between Memory and History: Les Lieux de Mémoire’, No. 26, Special Issue: Memory and Counter-Memory (Spring, 1989), pp. 7-24

###### Reading on Communities

> Walking is a Way of Knowing in a Kadar Forest;

> Speaking to an Elephant and other tales from the Kadars - Madhuri
Ramesh and Manish Chandi, illustrated by Matthew Frame. Tara Books, Chennai

###### Readings on Pedagogy and the Archives

> Carolyn Steedman, Dust: The Archive and Cultural History, Rutgers
University Press, 2002

> Everyday stories: The people&#39;s archive and the rural in &#39;new&#39; India,&quot; Studies in South Asian Film &amp; Media 7:1+2, intellect, 2016: 71-88

> https://www.nyu.edu/classes/bkg/methods/schwartz.pdf

##### Open Standards Resources	

> https://www.sahapedia.org/

> https://sarmaya.in/

> https://collectiveaccess.org/

> https://www.getty.edu/research/tools/vocabularies/aat/ 

> http://cidoc.mini.icom.museum/standards/cidoc-standards-guidelines/ 

> https://www.indiastudies.org/ethnomusicology/ 

> https://www.librarianshipstudies.com/2018/12/anglo-american-cataloguing-rules

> https://www.iasa-web.org/ 

> https://www.cambridgesemantics.com/blog/semantic-university/intro-semantic-web/ 

> https://www.ica.org/standards/RiC/RiC-O_v0-1.html 

> https://www.oralhistory.org/archives-principles-and-best-practices-complete-manual/#Metadata https://vmis.in/

> https://folkways.si.edu/

> http://archives.ncbs.res.in/

> http://files.archivists.org/pubs/DACS2E-2013_v0315.pdf 

> https://www.ica.org/en/isadg-general-international-standard-archival-description-second-edition https://digitalomnium.com/

> https://osf.io/preprints/lissa/5cpjt/ 

> https://masslib.org/Resources/Documents/Rissmeyer%20Non-MARC%20Metadata%202012.pdf




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