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Toronto activist applauds U.K. move to pardon those convicted under past anti-gay laws

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Toronto activist applauds U.K. move to pardon those convicted under past anti-gay laws

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As a community archivist, how else can one learn and gain more archival experience? Project Archivist, Stefanie Martin, found out it was by being in and doing archival work for the community! In August as part of my professional development as Project Archivist at The ArQuives, I attended the Community Archiving Workshop (CAW) in Chicago, Illinois to support the preservation [...]

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