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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. A Practical Guidebook to Trauma-Informed Archival Practice: Best Practices and Case Studies explores trauma in archival work from the archivists perspective. It examines how trauma can manifest not only when processing collections but also in donor relationships, researcher interactions, and professional practices. This guide offers strategies for creating policies and workflows to reduce harm and foster trust throughout the archival process. The authors highlight practical approaches to minimizing trauma across archival work, including: Supporting grieving donors throughout the donation process Identifying trauma in archival workers, support staff, volunteers, and students before, during, and after exposure Understanding the effects of trauma on the body and brain and offering short- and long-term solutionsThis book is a practical guide for archivists seeking to implement trauma-informed practices that benefit everyone who engages with archival materials. Using case studies and examples, this book helps archivists understand the different ways trauma can present in archival workers, patrons, and donors. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. A Practical Guidebook to Trauma-Informed Archival Practice: Best Practices and Case Studies explores trauma in archival work from the archivists perspective. It examines how trauma can manifest not only when processing collections but also in donor relationships, researcher interactions, and professional practices. This guide offers strategies for creating policies and workflows to reduce harm and foster trust throughout the archival process. The authors highlight practical approaches to minimizing trauma across archival work, including: Supporting grieving donors throughout the donation process Identifying trauma in archival workers, support staff, volunteers, and students before, during, and after exposure Understanding the effects of trauma on the body and brain and offering short- and long-term solutionsThis book is a practical guide for archivists seeking to implement trauma-informed practices that benefit everyone who engages with archival materials. Using case studies and examples, this book helps archivists understand the different ways trauma can present in archival workers, patrons, and donors. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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