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major re-conceptualization of traditional archival functions. In this innovative, post-custodial approach to archives, original archival documents remain with the institutions or individuals from which they originate, while digital access copies are available online. In the summer of 2012, the archive added a visual browsing mode, allowing visitors to browse the archive without needing to choose any certain subject, source, time period, etc.
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is a SAADA project launched in 2013 that aims to collect and share stories of immigrants' first experiences in the United States. The website presents oral and written histories of immigrants' stories of what their first days were like in the United States. The First Days Project collects stories
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SAADA was established in 2008 to preserve, document, and share the relatively unknown history of the South Asian American experience. SAADA is the only digital repository for materials related to the South Asian community in the United States. SAADA's digital-only approach to archives presents a
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Where We Belong: Artists in the Archive is SAADA project supported by the Pew Center for Arts & Heritage. This project aims to organize a cohort of South Asian artists for a year long dialogue on how to use art and the archives to fight against symbolic erasure of immigrant and minority
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is a book published by SAADA in 2021. The book is meant to serve as an introduction to South Asian American history with essays about South Asian American experience. The book is authored by scholars of South Asian American history in collaboration with artists, activists, and
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Election Stories is a project presenting the evolution of South Asian American emotional impact between the 2016 and 2020 election, based on five open-ended questions and one binary question. Users can browse entries by submission or by
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Tides is the SAADA's online magazine that publishes stories based on materials from the archive. The magazine intends to showcase the diversity of experiences in the South Asian American community.
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communities. The artists involved in the Where We Belong Project include Rudresh Mahanthappa, Chiraag Bhakta, Joti Singh, Chitra Ganesh, and Zain Alam.
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From the archive, SAADA has launched several projects to promote visual art and oral histories within the South Asian American community.
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is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization that preserves and shares stories and materials associated with the history of
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SAADA's Collection Development Policy defines South Asian American to include all those who trace their heritage to
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The First Days Project was awarded Roy Rosenzweig Prize Recipient by the American Historical Association in 2015.
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SAADA was awarded the Philip M. Hamer–Elizabeth Hamer Kegan Award by the Society of American Archivists in 2016.
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from all immigrant communities and currently has more than 600 stories in its collection.
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Prominent South Asian American artists, filmmakers, writers, musicians and intellectuals
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Asia Pacific Forum, "Interview with Samip Mallick" (7/11/2011):
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APA Compass Radio, "Interview with Samip Mallick" (4/6/2012):
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and the Kerala Catholic Association of Southeast Michigan.
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South Asian American political involvement and activism
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Our Stories: An Introduction to South Asian America
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Pennsylvania
United States of America
Digital Library
letters
photographs
newspapers
magazines
videos
websites
oral histories
etc.
www.saada.org
South Asian Americans
not-for-profit
Illinois
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Mellon Foundation
Institute of Museum and Library Services
National Endowment for the Humanities
Bangladesh
India
Nepal
Pakistan
Sri Lanka
The Bellingham Riots
Dalip Singh Saund
Gadar Party
Fazlur Rahman Khan

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