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The resources below are articles, guidebooks, and websites we have found useful. We also include a recorded presentation sponsored by our collaborative.
ReConnect/ReCollect with Dr. Ricardo Punzalan
ReConnect/ReCollect with Dr. Ricardo Punzalan
On February 23, 2024 Dr. Ricardo Punzalan visited the University of Minnesota to present this hybrid talk: “Towards a Decolonial Future: The Promises and Challenges of Reciprocal and Reparative Actions”. This talk reflected on current efforts of ReConnect/ReCollect to practice repair across different layers of work including relationships with impacted communities in the Philippines and in Michigan, hosting artist residencies in the collections, and making changes to curatorial practices. Through the presentation and in the Q and A that followed, Dr. Punzalan also referenced Minnesota ties to early Philippine collecting expeditions.
Punzalan - UMN SLIDES.pptxRickyPunzalan_Feb23_2024_video_1790x956.mp4Repatriation Meets the Protocols (RMP)
Repatriation Meets the Protocols (RMP)
rmp-resource-guide-20221006_v2.pdfRMP Resource Guide
rmp-workbook-20221006.pdfRMP Workbook
Reading Resources (links provided for open source materials)
Reading Resources (links provided for open source materials)
JoNSC-Vol8-Ashby_and_Machin_2021_0.pdfAshby, J. and R. Machin. “Legacies of colonial violence in natural history collections.” Journal of Natural Science Collections 8 (2021): pp.44-54.
Punzalan and Marsh 2022.pdfPunzalan, Ricardo L., and Diana E. Marsh. "Reciprocity: Building a Discourse in Archives." The American Archivist 85, no. 1 (2022): 30-59.
Recognizing Geology’s Colonial History for Better Policy Today - Eos.pdfNyblade, M. and J. McDonald “Recognizing geology’s colonial history for better policy today.” Eos 102 (2021).
Decolonizing Initiatives - Museum of Us.pdf
Turner, Hannah. Cataloguing Culture : Legacies of Colonialism in Museum Documentation. Vancouver ; Toronto: UBC Press, 2020.
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