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About me
Moriah Ulinskas is a community archivist and public historian whose research examines histories of dispossession, focusing on how marginalized communities organized to resist displacement and how that history of resistance lies latent in archival collections today. She is a founding member of the CAW (Community Archiving Workshop) Collective, audiovisual archivists who facilitate audiovisual preservation in community-held collections. She has worked as a consultant for the Smithsonian Institution, SFMOMA, the San Francisco Arts Commission, and the Self Evident podcast and was the manager of the Pathways Pilot Program for the Association of Moving Image Archivists. She was the Preservation Program Director at the Bay Area Video Coalition from 2011 to 2014.
