Archives launches women, LGBTQ and communities of color initiative
The Stanford University Archives is proud to announce an ongoing initiative to acquire, process and digitize materials documenting Stanford women, the LGBTQ community, and communities of color. Following on the heels of its Stanford Stories exhibit carried out for the University’s 125th Anniversary, the Archives seeks to expand the range of voices and materials in its collections representing Stanford’s rich history. To that extent, we are happy to share our progress thus far.
Recent acquisitions include:
Nicole Baran Papers
Carolyn Bertozzi Papers
Elisabeth Hansot Papers
Markaz Resource Center Records
Diane Middlebrook Videorecordings
Susan Olzak Papers
Who’s Teaching Us? Records
Recently processed collections include:
Center for African Studies Records
thinkBIG: A Conference on International Women's Health and Human Rights Collection
Women’s Community Center Records
Recently digitized materials include:
Black Community Services Center Records
Black Community at Stanford Collection
Chinese Student Club Minute Book
Clayman Institute for Gender Research Records
LGBT Community Resources Center Records
Native American Cultural Center Records
Women’s Rights Poster Collection
We look forward to sharing future updates and welcome support from the Stanford community on this important initiative.