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*The History in Community Conference and Online Workshops were made possible in part by a grant from the County of Santa Clara’s Historic Grant Program.

May 12, 2022

This session invited those involved in researching, gathering, archiving, exhibiting, or writing about community history to make brief presentations about their projects.

Telling the Untold Story. Bill Schroh, Jr., President and CEO, History San Jose

I KNOW Systemic Racism Exists. Felicia A. Smith, KNOW Systemic Racism Project, Racial Justice & Social Equity Librarian, Stanford Libraries

Using Placed-Base Augmented Reality Art to Explore the Hidden Histories of Chinese, Japanese, and Filipino American Community Life in San Jose Japantown. Tom Izu and Susan Hayase, Co-directors, Hidden Histories of San Jose Japantown

Disability at Stanford Oral History Project: Recording History, Giving Voice. Alison Carpenter Davis. Co-founder and Project Coordinator

Anti-Racist Description in Stanford's Libraries and Archives. Ann K.D. Myers, Rare Books Cataloger, Stanford Libraries

Our Cultural Record: Where Does It Belong? Roberto G. Trujillo, Associate University Librarian and Director of Special Collections & University Archives, Stanford Libraries

Co-Chairs:
Felicia A. Smith, KNOW Systemic Racism Project, Racial Justice & Social Equity Librarian, Stanford Libraries

Roberto G. Trujillo, Associate University Librarian and Director of Special Collections & University Archives, Stanford Libraries