Into the Fields: Student Documentary Work, 1990-2015 and undated
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Contains documentary projects created by SAF's Into the Fields interns and students, arranged by year; some groups are further arranged by student last name. The projects usually consist of paper records as well as audiovisual media, and may contain recorded interviews, interview transcripts, print and digital photos, and student/intern essays, blog posts, reflection notebooks, and occasional artwork. Interview materials are often in Spanish as well as English.
Projects are centered around living and working conditions and social life in migrant farmworker communities. Many focus on aspects of folklife and the day-to-day lives of individuals. Multi-year ITF projects taken up by groups of students include "Recollections of Home" and "Folklife Documentary Projects." Each individual component project under these project umbrellas is individually foldered with the project title and student name(s).
Audio, video, and digital media, chiefly containing recorded interviews, videos, and digital photographs, have been separated from the project papers for preservation reasons, and are located in the Audiovisual and Digital Materials subseries within the Student Project series. Additional materials were often posted by the interns and students to online repositories administered by SAF but may not be present in this collection.
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Access restricted. The Administrative Series and Student Projects Series are restricted: researchers must receive prior written authorization from SAF in order to access the material in these two series. Once authorization has been granted, SAF will contact the Rubenstein Library directly and provide name of researcher, dates of use, and which boxes may be accessed.
Access note. Some materials in this collection are electronic records that require special equipment. Contact Research Services with questions.
Access note. Some materials in this collection are fragile audiovisual formats that may need to be reformatted before use. Contact Research Services for access.
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