Working doc - What happens to a dream deferred?

i don't know what this one is

• Annotated version of Langston Hughes Harlem (”What happens to a dream deferred?”) via Genius
  • Ex: the second line starts with one line annotation comment, which over a period of 4 years gets linked to images of different kinds as the contributors associate.
• Using of existing multimedia messaging and sharing platforms that will usually be used in co-ordinating field activities like whatsapp, telegram, mastodon / tusky, all else and to device a draft plan, to share with peers to ask to mark what ever they feel relevant to get back to later.
• Most attention to keep this activity as simple as possible so as to not pressure people in field to fill forms.
• Remote teams will review all incoming sources and add to their repositories at zotero, hypothesis, internet archive, nextcloud, google drive, spreadsheets, all else
  • how to allow collaborators to contribute
  • guidelines for curation
  • Storytelling / re-narration with collections
  • and other workflow that could lead to a pipeline of an archive
• Started a public group on Zotero and sent invites, while contributors can decide what goes public, but for other reasons we can start private / closed groups. https://www.zotero.org/groups/2467558/covid19_india/library
• We also have a Hypothesis group https://hypothes.is/groups/om5KE6GW/covid19 this one is a private group.
• We also have a nextcloud instance, we can discuss about access strategies for different user roles

References and links

Society of American Archivists Crisis Resource Kit https://www2.archivists.org/advocacy/documenting-in-times-of-crisis-a-resource-kit

from SAA @Servelots Dinesh re. your q on twitter archiving, adding link to twitter ok, but losing tweet is possible. that case using a command line tool, digitalcollecting.lib.virginia.edu/toolkit/docs/social-media/ is a python lib u can save contents of tweets to json file.

University of Virginia Digital Collection Toolkit for Crises
http://digitalcollecting.lib.virginia.edu/toolkit/

Documenting Your Community’s Experience of COVID-19: A Resource List
Archivists adding what their respective 'units' are doing. Mostly university collection projects.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OSYGg9o9MEuSAalYEOD8FZjKNJsnX07cKIkv4P6QiJk/edit

Crawled dataset from different official sources like ICMR MoHFW and available as JSON API
http://projects.datameet.org/covid19/