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Ted Ryan, Heritage Brand Manager and Archivist at Ford Motor Company, and Matt Anderson, Curator of Transportation at The Henry Ford, speak about documenting the company’s work to produce healthcare equipment in response to the COVID 19 pandemic in this month’s Archival Outlook.

Twitter’s full history of public conversation will now be available for free to any researcher or developer who applies to the platform’s new academic research track.

The New York Times speaks with Julie Brennan, a textile conservator, about her process and the meaning she's found in her work conserving clothes worn by victims of mass atrocities.

The Museum of Chinese in America has partnered with Google to create a virtual exhibition entitled Trial by Fire: The Race to Save 200 Years of Chinese American History. The exhibition features hundreds of digitized images of items in the museum's collection and also walks viewers through an account of the work that went into saving MOCA's archives following the devastating fire that broke out last January.

In her book "Information Activism: A Queer History of Lesbian Media Technologies," Cait McKinney explores how lesbian feminists across the US and Canada have developed communication networks, databases, and digital archives to build movements and improve lives.