DIGITAL COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT (excerpt)

Partnering Communities with the Academy

by Rebecca S. Wingo (editor)Jason A. Heppler (editor)Paul Schadewald (editor)

Contributors: Melissa A. Hubbard

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Image courtesy of A People's Archive of Police Violence in Cleveland

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Excerpt from Digital Community Engagement

Archival Resistance To Structural Racism: A People’s Archive Of Police Violence In Cleveland
by Melissa A. Hubbard
Updated June 2020
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Item #1: Oral history interview with Brenda Bickerstaff, describing her personal history with police violence, as well as her commitment to activism.
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Item #2: Poster remembering Tamir Rice, reading “Tamir Rice. Killed November 22 by Cleveland Police.”
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Item #3: Palm card publicizing the People’s Tribunal on Police Brutality, organized by Puncture the Silence in 2015.
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Item #4: Photograph from a march protesting police violence in Cleveland.
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Item #5: Clipping of a newspaper article about Puncture the Silence from the Cleveland Plain Dealer

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Excerpt from Digital Community Engagement

Archival Resistance To Structural Racism: A People’s Archive Of Police Violence In Cleveland

Resource Collections

Items from the Archive

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Item #1: Oral history interview with Brenda Bickerstaff, describing her personal history with police violence, as well as her commitment to activism.

Item #2: Poster remembering Tamir Rice, reading “Tamir Rice. Killed November 22 by Cleveland Police.”

Item #3: Palm card publicizing the People’s Tribunal on Police Brutality, organized by Puncture the Silence in 2015.

Item #4: Photograph from a march protesting police violence in Cleveland.

Item #5: Clipping of a newspaper article about Puncture the Silence from the Cleveland Plain Dealer