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DDFR ARCHIVE

We are excited to announce that we are in the process of fundraising and developing our collection of family photographs and interviews publicly available as the Digital Diaspora Family Reunion Archive.

The DDFF Archive will:

  1. Tell and promote narratives occluded in dominant history through the preservation and activation of personal and familial visual and audiovisual materials;
  2. Reconnect these materials with their original communities while expanding their availability to new audiences through exhibitions, talks, documentaries, book projects, and online and in-person exhibitions, and 
  3. Provide research and artistic resources to educators, students, researchers, artists, activists, media producers, educators, policymakers, and local communities.
An archival color photograph of a large family sitting down for dinner in a restaurant
An archival black and white photograph of a man and woman, captioned "Emeline and William Loomis"
An archival, black and white photograph of a woman in her wedding dress
An archival color photograph of a group of friends and family
A Family Pictures camera crew filming an interview with a women discussing her family photographs
An archival color photograph of a woman's headshot

Your support is crucial in helping us achieve this goal. If you believe in the importance of preserving these valuable stories and memories, please consider making a donation. 

Together, we can ensure that these collections are available for everyone to enjoy and learn from.

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