Memory Makers is a webinar series from the Archives Learning Lab featuring the people who are reimagining how we document, preserve, and share the past. Each session spotlights an archivist, scholar, or community memory worker whose ideas are changing the field, from new approaches to access and description to community-centered practices that put people first. Designed for practitioners, students, and anyone curious about how memory gets made, Memory Makers offers a closer look at the work behind what we keep and the people shaping what comes next.

November 11: Eman Kadura

Eman Kadura is the founder of and lead archivist at the Archive of Libyan Women. A writer and researcher based in Benghazi, Kadura is a graduate student at the School of Information Studies at Louisiana State University, where she is pursuing a Masters in Library and Information Science and a Graduate Certificate in Archival Studies.  

12pm Eastern / 11am Central

Participants must register to attend.