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Breaking (SOUND) Barriers: Enhancing Description and Access to Deaf Heritage Collections [the Rit Archives Requests a Two-year Implementation Grant to Arrange, Describe, and Digitize Key Collections in the Deaf Studies, Culture, and History Archives (dsa). This Project Addresses a Backlog of Significant Deaf History and Culture Materials Accessioned Over the Past Five Years. We Will Hire a Project Archivist to Survey Unprocessed Collections, Arrange and Describe the Materials in Accordance With Professional Standards, and Create Associated Records in Archivesspace to Ensure the Materials Are Discoverable. Additionally, We Will Enhance Descriptions of Previously Processed Collections, Including Reparative Description When Necessary. We Will Also Initiate a Pilot Digitization Project to Digitize Materials From Three Important Dsa Collections and Make Them Publicly Accessible via the Rit Libraries? Digital Collections Platform.]
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