Reframed: An Apsáalooke Archive

Description: A collection of 1922 Industrial Surveys of the Crow Tribe in Montana. In 1922, the Office of Indian Affairs ordered Calvin Asbury, the superintendent of the Crow Reservation, to conduct 244 surveys of individuals living on the Crow Reservation. Though produced by settler surveillance, these photographs and surveys provide a unique snapshot into the daily lives of Crow families.

Role: Database Management and Mukurtu Specialist, 2020 – 2022

Platform: Mukurtu

1922 Quapaw Agency Industrial Survey

Description: A collection of 1922 Industrial Surveys of the Quapaw Agency in Oklahoma. In 1922, the Office of Indian Affairs ordered the superintendent of the territory to conduct surveys of individuals living on the Agency. This collection is part of an ever-expanding Wyandot Digital Heritage Archive in collaboration with Wyandotte Nation, Miami University, and the University of Cincinnati.

Role: Records Digitization and Database Management, 2022

Platform: Omeka

Wyandot Removal Trail

Description: This project is a prototype developed in partnership with the Wyandotte Nation. It documents the removal of the Wyandot from Upper Sandusky, Ohio, to Kansas, and later to Oklahoma. It draws from diaries and journals to pinpoint the stops along their removal trail. It also uses newspapers from around the country to show American public opinion of the removal.

Role: Records Digitization and Database Management, 2022

Platform: ArcGIS StoryMaps