A personal blog by an archivist and graduate student mixing essays on film history, such as a study of Cab Calloway's home movies, with reflections on internships, imposter syndrome and professional growth. Readers get thoughtful first-person accounts of archival work and academic life, plus some scholarly research write-ups.
Website: https://archivingmylife.ghost.io/
Essays on 19th-century German Lutheran history in America, drawing on primary sources such as Der Lutheraner and Lehre und Wehre. Each issue closely reads a single archival page or column and places it in its historical context, with an audio version available.
Nor publishes essays and interviews that document and critique Canadian design and material culture, from passports to queer archives to critical design practice. Readers get long-form, scholarly yet accessible writing from designers, educators and researchers.
A process blog and workshop project on archival study and memory-keeping from a Black diasporic, Black feminist perspective, mixing personal essay, family archive images, and reading lists. Readers get reflective writing on place, ancestry, and treating archives as relational rather than purely technical systems.
A newsletter from a German history-marketing and corporate communications consultancy, mixing personal reflections on conferences with interviews about corporate history projects. Readers get perspectives on how companies use their archives and heritage for reputation and branding.
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