Memory and Healing: Photographic Archives of Marginalized Experiences
led by Zorn B Taylor
September 20 – October 4, 2025 | Saturday 1-4pm
In Person
Free
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This in person workshop explores photography’s dual role as both documentation tool and catalyst for community healing. Students will learn archival photography techniques, ethical approaches to documenting community stories, and methods for creating visual narratives that honor and amplify marginalized voices. The workshop emphasizes understanding historical context of visual archives, developing ethical documentation approaches, exploring healing through visibility, and building technical skills that serve community-driven documentation needs. Students can expect a combination of instructor-led presentations, case study visits to local institutional collections, and discussions centered on developing personal projects.
Image Credit: Zorn B Taylor
