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About
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The topic of archives, and specifically women's items in archives, was selected for this project because it's a matter close to the heart of both collaborators. We see women, and especially women of color, as not only being underrepresented in archives but misrepresented when they are included. Although this is not an issue we've solved in our project, we hope that by showcasing a variety of items and pointing out where our current processing standards fail to represent women on equal footing, that we can continue to encourage future conversation and spur on change.
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Corinna Fabre
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Corinna is pursuing her MLIS in Library and Information Science from Syracuse University, with an dual certificate in Data Analysis. She is interested in Special Collections and Archives, and hopes to learn more about how natural language processing and linked data can be harnessed to create a more equitable landscape for communities to have access to and to be represented in our repositories.
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Email: cdfabre@syr.edu
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/corinnafabre/
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Shauna Scholl
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Shauna has worked in the public library sector for 10 years and is dedicated to enhancing accessibility and prioritizing user needs. She is currently enrolled in Syracuse University's MSLIS program, with a projected graduation date of March 2020. Shauna hopes that the integration of her experience and formal education will allow her to be an ally to the communities that she serves.
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Email: sdscholl@syr.edu
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