Design for Diversity: Communities and Collaborations

Keynote presentation at the Design for Diversity Forum at Northeastern University in March 2018.

Transcript

1. Dr. Kim Christen | Director, Center for Digital Scholarship and Curation and Digital Technology and Culture Program Washington State University | kachristen@wsu.edu | @mukurtu @mukurtu
3. № Challenges in context structural, technical, social, cultural 1
7. Ownership?
8. legal f i ctions
11. Incomplete, reductive, misleading metadata
12. Zig Jackson “Shooting Them, Shooting Us”
13. № solution(s) partial and practical 2
14. mukurtu: a safe keeping place South Australian Museum collection
15. COMMUNITY SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
17. workshops community training
18. Chacha Sikes
19. Cultural protocols Extended metadata & community records Roundtrip-selective sharing Traditional Knowledge (TK) labels
28. № outcomes 3
33. Passamaquoddy TK Labels in Mukurtu CMS
37. TALM needs: Comprehensive workshops Online training/ tutorials Web resources
38. hands on workshops
41. open educational resources
42. tribal stewardship cohort program
43. cultural values and tribal needs
46. Ashley Sexrton, Catawba Nation archivist
48. “The networking is a blessing, we are empowered to do our work together.” - Josiah Black Eagle Pinkham
49. № future next steps, planning for the end? 4
51. IMLS funded 2016-2019 Regional Hubs: University of Oregon, University of Hawaii, Yale University, Alaska Native Language Archives, University of Alaska, Fairbanks and Wisconsin Library Services & University of Wisconsin, Madison Mukurtu Hubs and Spokes