In this roundtable discussion, scholars and librarians share both strategies and challenges of coordinating projects related to Black-authored texts.

This session’s participants describe their work to recover Black histories, stories, and lives: from Black Mississippi legislators, to the family and circles of Annie Wood Webb (1831-1879), and early Black settlers in Ohio.

This session explores strategies for digitizing and disseminating archival materials documenting the history of the education of the blind, deafblind and visually impaired, spanning the 18th-20th centuries.