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EPISODE · Aug 5, 2022 · 12 MIN

Defining Safe: Reclaiming power through family-archiving

from The Daily Northwestern Podcasts · host The Daily Northwestern

What do you know about your parents? Your grandparents? The generations of people who came before you? For many, the past isn’t just in the past. Je-Shawna Wholley, last year’s “Feminist in Residence” at Northwestern’s Women’s Center, led a Black family-archiving project called “Earthseed,” which walked participants through nine months of workshops, research and interviews with family members. Participants presented their final projects in June.

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