Safeguarding Culturally Sensitive Materials in Tribal Archives and Records Centers

Description: 

In this presentation, Vina Begay, Archivist at the Diné College and Cordelia Hooee, Tribal Records Archivist at the Pueblo of Zuni Governor's Office focus on implementing best practices and standards in developing a collection management policy for your tribal archives and/or records centers. Additionally, this session examines proper record management standards regarding Tribal government records. Begay and Hooee share their experiences in starting an archive from scratch and address best approaches in handling culturally sensitive materials. This session was part of the ATALM annual conference held in Phoenix, Arizona, on October 10-13, 2016.

Protocol: 
Public Access
Community: 
Sustainable Heritage Network
Category: 
Text, Archival Processing
Keywords: 
appraisal, policy, records management
Collections: 
2016 ATALM Narrated Presentations, 2016 ATALM Resources
Original Date Description: 
2016-10-10
Original Date: 
2016 October 10th
Creator: 
Vina Begay, Cordelia Hooee
Contributor: 
Center for Digital Scholarship and Curation, Sustainable Heritage Network
Language: 
English
Licensing Options: 
Creative Commons License

Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)

Publisher: 
Sustainable Heritage Network
Format: 
MP4
Citation: 
Begay, Vina, and Cordelia Hooee. "Safeguarding Culturally Sensitive Materials in Tribal Archives and Records Centers." Sustainable Heritage Network. Accessed 19 November 2024, sustainableheritagenetwork.org/digital-heritage/safeguarding-culturally-sensitive-materials-tribal-archives-and-records-centers