This research note advocates for the establishment of community archives within the field of border studies. It highlights the necessity of preserving diverse materials to document the rich and varied experiences of border scholars. The article discusses the current state of archival practices within the Association of Borderlands Studies (ABS) and emphasizes the importance of community involvement in archiving efforts to address inequalities and ensure comprehensive historical documentation for future research.
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