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Author Graham Stinnett

Graham Stinnett

Graham Stinnett

Graham is an Archivist overseeing the Human Rights and Alternative Press Collections at the UConn Library, Archives & Special Collections. His work focuses on the archivist as activist and expanding access to archives for a diverse audience. His personal interests deal with settler colonialism in antebellum Kansas Territory and Civil War memory.

d’Archive Episode 24: Algerian Radio and Student Exchange

Graham Stinnett
April 2, 2019
d'Archive, Featured, Podcasts, Talk
This episode features a conversation with Wahib, a visiting student from Algeria through UConn's Global Affairs SUSI program. Wahib hosts an online radio program called Algerian Black Pearl and is interested ...

d’Archive Episode 23: In the Crosshairs – Proxy War and Photojournalism

Graham Stinnett
March 15, 2019
d'Archive, Featured, Foreign Correspondence, News, Podcasts, Talk
Author, Photojournalist and Associate Professor Scott Wallace at UConn's School of Journalism, joins me for a conversation about his exhibition In the Crosshairs: Dispatches from Central America, 1983-1990, wh...

d’Archive Episode 22: The Art Museum and the Archive

Graham Stinnett
March 4, 2019
d'Archive, Featured, Podcasts, Talk
This episode features a conversation with Amanda Douberley, Academic Liaison and Assistant Curator at the William Benton Museum of Art at UConn, about the role of the museum and its comparative mission to that...

d’Archive Episode 21: AIDS Activism and Public Health

Graham Stinnett
February 6, 2019
d'Archive, Featured, Podcasts, Talk
This episode features a conversation with Thomas Lawrence Long, Associate Professor in Residence in the UConn School of Nursing and curator of the Dolan Collection of Nursing History. Tom provides insight to ...

d’Archive Episode 20: Hoboes and Railfans

Graham Stinnett
December 15, 2018
d'Archive, Podcasts, Talk
This episode features an overview and discussion of archival collections focusing on hoboes and train-hopping culture.  The UConn Archives is known for its large railroad collections that document the leg...

d’Archive Episode 19: Westerns

Graham Stinnett
November 19, 2018
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Our third installment of the genre sessions features a conversation with Phd candidate Leslie Sabiston at the Department of Anthropology Columbia University, discussing Westerns and Indigenous representation.  ...

d’Archive Episode 18: People’s History

Graham Stinnett
October 25, 2018
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This episode features a discussion with Hartford activist, author, and public historian Steve Thornton of the Shoeleather History Project about people's history and the meaningful impact that largely unrecorded...

d’Archive Episode 17: Personal Archives

Graham Stinnett
October 13, 2018
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This episode features a conversation with Tages and Emily Stinnett about their personal archives and how one decides what to keep and what to throw away.  Personal archives, as opposed to those found in researc...

d’Archive Episode 16: Faith & Activism on the Political Divide

Graham Stinnett
September 20, 2018
d'Archive, Podcasts, Talk
A conversation with Associate Professor of Sociology at UConn, Ruth Braunstein, on her research dealing with religious communities and political activism on the right and the left.  Ruth's work has been promote...

d’Archive Season 1 Trailer

Graham Stinnett
May 1, 2018
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A sample of the wide range of archives topics covered on this season of d'Archive.  Season 2 is in the works, will air in the Fall of 2018, and sounds a little something like this: the dusty plains and gallows ...
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