THE AMERICAN ARCHIVIST EDITORIAL BOARD
Editor
Amy Cooper Cary (2020–2026), Marquette University
Reviews Editors
Rose Buchanan (2021–2024), National Archives and Records Administration
Stephanie Luke (2021–2024), University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign
Editorial Board
Natalia Fernández (2023–2027), Oregon State University
Shirley Franco (2022–2026), University of Brasília
Amanda Greenwood (2024–2026), University of Virginia
Rebecca Hankins (2023–2027), Texas A&M University
Eric Hung (2020–2024), Music of Asian America Research Center
Jessica Lacher-Feldman (2020–2024), University of Rochester
María Matienzo (2021–2025), University of California, Berkeley
Marlee Newman (2021–2025), Archival Consultant
Jordon Steele (2023–2027), Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory
Sylvia Welsh (2020–2024), Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
Early-Career Members
Bree'ya Brown (2022–2024), University of North Texas Libraries
Karina Wilhelm (2023–2024), Arizona State University
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About the Cover
Digital art by Shaun Slifer, a founding member of the Justseeds Artists’ Cooperative. Slifer, on his art:
I sketched out the first version of this icon one day after the Tree of Life Synagogue shooting in my home city of Pittsburgh, where I've worked to run the Justseeds office for years. This is a pictographic effort at combining complex feelings of anti-fascist rage with my deep belief in the need to work from a position of love. It is a combination of the Three Arrows/Drei Pfeile symbol—historically associated with the paramilitary Iron Front/Eiserne Front and carried into modern times as a continued symbol of militant anti-fascism—with a common heart outline.
Past SAA President Terry Baxter speaks of love and solidarity in the archives community in his presidential address “Lovers in a Dangerous Time: Archives, Archivists, and Community.” Turn to page 7 to read it. Artwork courtesy of Shaun Slifer.