MACRI Cosecha: A Mexican American Civil Rights History Harvest

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Thank you for your interest in the MACRI Cosecha: A Mexican American Civil Rights History Harvest!

MACRI will be scanning historical items and recording oral histories to be preserved in its archival collection. Participants are asked to bring items that represent some aspect of the history of Mexican American civil rights efforts. Scanned items will be assessed for inclusion in MACRI’s digital archives, and the original items will be returned to the participant. Digital copies of the scanned items can be emailed to participants to make it easy to share with family and friends.

Examples of items of interest:

Photographs of people, events, and organizations related to the Mexican American civil rights movement, especially from the 1920s to the present.
Documents such as letters, scrapbooks, obituaries, or newspaper clippings from Mexican American civil rights activists, organizations, and organizing efforts, especially from the 1920s to the present.
Memorabilia such as buttons, posters, flyers, newsletters, or handbills from Mexican American civil rights organizations and organizing efforts, especially from the 1920s to the present.

Please fill out this quick survey before attending.

First and last name *

What types of items do you plan to bring? *

Loose photographs (not attached to photo albums or scrapbooks)

Loose flat documents such as letters, flyers, newsletters, or newspaper clippings (not attached to photo albums or scrapbooks)

Photo albums or scrapbooks containing photographs or clippings

Small three-dimensional objects such as buttons or plaques

Items larger than letter-size, like a poster or a complete page from a newspaper

Other:

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What else would you like us to know about your items? *

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