Students learn the process of community archiving and public-facing history. Working alongside the archivists at the London Nelson Center, students work to develop the HighJohn-Bey Archives, a comprehensive, publicly accessible digital repository that documents Black Gold Rush-era history in Santa Cruz County, including Watsonville. This project will not only deepen historical understanding but will also provide UCSC students with hands-on experience in archival research, digitization, and community-centered historical documentation. This course must be taken in conjunction with Oakes 145A: Early Black Histories of California. May be repeated for credit.
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