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An Update from Curating Indigenous Digital Collections

Sarah Lundquist

by Sarah Lundquist, Curating Indigenous Digital Collections Fellow

My position as Curating Indigenous Digital Collections (CIDC) Fellow with WiLS began in May 2021. Now approaching the New Year, the fellowship has just recently passed the halfway mark! This is a perfect opportunity to reflect and share on the progress of my work in this role so far. Read more

Developing Metadata Standards for the Hoocąk Research Gateway at the Mukurtu Midwest Hub

This blog post is contributed by Maxwell Gray, a graduate student at the UW-Madison iSchool. Max is one of four practicum and independent study students WiLS is hosting (virtually) from the iSchool this fall. The students are working with Molli Pauliot and Dr. Stephen Kantrowitz of the Department of History at UW-Madison, using Mukurtu CMS to develop an online gateway to Ho-Chunk research materials. Mukurtu was developed by the Center for Digital Scholarship and Curation at Washington State University to empower Indigenous institutions to ethically manage, narrate, and share their digital cultural heritage. WiLS and the iSchool are partners in WSU’s IMLS-funded initiative to provide support and training to Mukurtu users in the Western Great Lakes.

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Updates from the Mukurtu Midwest Hub

For the last three years, WiLS and the University of Wisconsin-Madison iSchool have partnered with Washington State University on an Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) funded initiative to establish a regional Mukurtu training and outreach hub. Read more

GoodWiLS Ambassador to UMDCC: Jessica Behrman

Thank you for attending the December 2018 GoodWiLS Ambassador presentation on UMDCC by Jessica Behrman! If you missed it, or want to revisit the content, you can watch the recording or view the slides. For any questions, contact Emily Pfotenhauer at .

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New WiLS Vendor Partner: Holder Printworks

We are excited to announce a new partnership with Holder Printworks!

Since opening in 2003, Madison-based Holder Printworks has processed more than 600,000 feet of film and 100,000 slides, scanned thousands of photos, and digitized hundreds of home movies. Now, their services are available to WiLS cooperative purchasing members at a 10% discount!

Read more about Holder Printworks and their products and services here.