A Family Journey: Connecting with Family from Rural Arkansas and Beyond

Phillips Imani

doi:10.5281/zenodo.20981123

June 27, 2026Open Access

A Family Journey: Connecting with Family from Rural Arkansas and Beyond

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Key Points

The aim is to preserve and share family history by applying African American Community Archives Theory.
Developed a poster to illustrate family history preservation plans.
Incorporated community archives principles to connect with family in rural Arkansas and beyond.
Plans detailed on the poster focus on storytelling and cultural heritage preservation.
Uses African American Community Archives Theory to enhance family legacy sharing.

Implication

Capstone project illustrates preservation and sharing of family history using community archives theory.

Abstract

This is my capstone poster for the second cohort of African American Community Archives Theory (AACAT-1870) with instructor Dr. kYmberly Keeton. The poster is used to illustrate my plans to preserve and share my family history using African American Community Archives Theory.

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