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Archival Research and the University of Wisconsin Public History Project

Through extensive research, oral histories, and rare documents and objects from the UW–Madison Archives, the Public History Project's Sifting & Reckoning exhibition at the Chazen Museum of Art unveils over 175 years of UW–Madison history of exclusion and resistance by marginalized communities on campus. How were items discovered? What was missing? Will this project impact archival retention in the future? A panel discussion led by Lisa Carter, Vice Provost for Libraries, along with Kacie Lucchini Butcher, Director of the Public History Project, and Troy Reeves, Oral Historian for the UW Archives, tackle these questions while seeking reflection from an audience who just toured the exhibition.