External Digital Collection Sites

This page contains information about and links out to digital collection sites created and managed by Reclaiming the Border Narrative: Storytelling and Cultural Power for Migrant Justice grantees. 

Disclaimer

The University of Arizona Libraries are not responsible for the content or maintenance of grantee created digital collection sites. It is the responsibility of the site creator and administrator to secure permission to publish material on these sites or to use that material based upon an informed, reasonable, and good faith application of fair use. 

The University of Arizona Libraries make every effort to ensure that it has appropriate rights to provide access to this content in compliance with U.S. Copyright law. Please see our Copyright take-down request policy.

The University of Arizona Libraries is piloting the use of Reclaim Hosting’s Domain of One's Own shared web hosting service that provides access to open-source tools to support digital scholarship. Each participating Reclaiming the Border Narrative grantee receives a domain registration, access to web publishing applications, and web hosting for the creation of independent digital collections.

Participating grantees retain control over their intellectual property, archival content, and design direction for their digital collection site. Access to the digital collections is the objective, however, grantees determine access levels, description, and contextualization of their digital collections. The Reclaiming the Border Narrative project team provides guidance on archival best practices, accessibility, and technical support for the creation of the digital collections. The University of Arizona Libraries will provide support beyond the project period, offering guidance on maintenance and opportunities for long-term accessibility and preservation of the digital collection sites.