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African American Documentation Initiative: Home
Resources to empower African American families to preserve their documentary heritage
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African American Families Documentation Initiative
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Meet the Families
Value of Family Archives
Donating to Repositories
Keeping Collections
The Family
The Family
by Eugene Grigsby, Jr.
What is in this guide?
This guide will help you:
Describe which category of family historians you belong in.
Click here to take the quiz "What do I want to do with my family collection(s) of photos and more?"
Donating to Repositories
- Find more information on working with repositories.
Keeping Collections
- Consider factors to help decide how to maintain collections at home.
Value of Family Archives
- Think about ways to use your archives to interpret and share family stories.
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