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SUMMARY:New York Folklore Annual Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Save the Date for New York Folklore’s Annual Meeting \nCome meet fellow NYF members and board members.  Learn about our newest initiatives. Cast your vote for the 2026-2027 Slate of board members and officers \nThe meeting will take place via Zoom.  Pre-registration is required at this link:  Pre-Register
URL:https://nyfolklore.org/event/new-york-folklore-annual-meeting/
LOCATION:Livestream\, Livestream
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SUMMARY:New York Folklore Annual Meeting and Board of Directors Election - 2025
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for the 2025 Annual Meeting of New York Folklore. \nThe meeting will take place via Zoom on Wednesday\, March 19\, 2025 from 4:30 – 6:00 p.m. \nJoin us to hear of New York Folklore’s 80th Anniversary Plans for 2024 \nConverse with fellow New York Folklore Members \nElect two new members for the Board of Directors: Violet Baron and Hayden Haynes. \nThe election will also renew the terms of Sandra Bell\, Evelyn D’Agostino\, Mira Johnson\, MacKenzie Kwok\, and Will Walker. \nTreasurer James Hall will be elected to another 2-year term and Nada Odeh will be elected to Vice-President. \nThe bios for the two new board members are the following: \nViolet Baron\nViolet is Executive Director of Long Island traditions. She holds dual M.A. degrees in Folklore and Media Studies from Indiana University. With a background in multimedia reporting and public radio production\, Violet specializes in community engagement and local storytelling with cultural context. \nShe previously worked for The Association for Cultural Equity and Traditional Arts Indiana\, where she researched\, documented\, and produced podcasts about the folk and traditional arts of diverse communities both locally and internationally. Violet is dedicated to preserving and sharing cultural heritage\, both within its communities of origin and to the wider world. To that end\, she has contributed projects to the Indiana Arts and Humanities Council and the American Folklore Society. \nHayden Haynes\nHayden Haynes is an artist working deeply in cultural arts revitalization and teaching. A member of the Seneca Nation and Deer Clan\, Hayden is a self-taught artist. His current art practice involves working across the mediums of antler\, found objects\, mixed media\, and digital photography. \nBorn in Claremore\, OK\, Hayden grew up on the Seneca-Cattaraugus Territory in Western New York. It is from here where he draws inspiration related to land\, history\, and culture for his artwork\, which gives his pieces strong personal and emotional components. Whether his art touches on the Native experience\, identity\, or resiliency\, Hayden’s work is always created through a self-perspective framed Native lens sharing his experiences\, knowledge\, and observations of living among his community. \nIn addition to his life as an artist he serves his Seneca community as the director of the Seneca Nation Onöhsagwë: de’ Cultural Center (SNOCC)\, which houses the Seneca Nation of Indians’ Seneca-Iroquois National Museum (SINM)\, and Archives. Hayden is dedicated to amplifying the voices of the Senecas\, enhancing cultural revitalization with lasting impacts for the future\, and serving his people. His is number one aim is to build-community in all that he does. \nTo attend\, please RSVP to info@nyfolklore.org to receive the Zoom link.
URL:https://nyfolklore.org/event/new-york-folklore-annual-meeting-and-board-of-directors-election/
LOCATION:Livestream\, Livestream
CATEGORIES:Conference or meeting
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240116T160000
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SUMMARY:New York Folklore's Critical Folklife Forum: Stewardship\, Collections\, and Communities
DESCRIPTION:Join us for this informative webinar to explore thorny issues around collections\, archives\, and the stewardship of folklife materials.  What are the best practices for ethnographers and folklorists who are working in partnership with communities?  What is shared stewardship and how does one properly share ethnographic materials?  When\, and under what circumstances\, are archival repositories obligated to return archival materials?  Join us on Tuesday\, January 16\, 2024 from 4:00 – 6:00 to explore these and other issues relating to ethical responsibilities of collections’ holders and ethnographers. \nNew York Folklore’s Critical Folklife Forum provides an issues-oriented presentation and discussion in the virtual realm\, for folklorists and cultural specialists who work with folk and traditional culture and arts. This is the second program in a 3-part series focused on current issues in folk cultural documentation\, stewardship\, and artistic production that will take place in late 2023 and early 2024. \nPresenters: \nAndrea Decker\, Ph.D.\n \nAndrea Decker is a scholar\, musician\, and storyteller. She holds a Ph.D. in Ethnomusicology from the University of California\, Riverside and a Master’s of Science in Library and Information Science from the University of Illinois\, Urbana-Champaign. Her research interests include generative community use in rematriated/repatriated ethnographic collections; gender\, sexuality\, and embodiment in Indonesian popular music; and music\, affect\, and doubt in Mormon communities. As Librarian in Residence at the American Folklife Center\, Andrea devises and implements robust protocols for the assessment\, documentation\, and communication of policies pertaining to rights\, access\, and usage of ethnographic and oral history collections and analyzes legacy collection agreements to clarify legal and ethical obligations as part of initiatives to improve access. \nRaienkonnis Edwards \nMohawk filmmaker and media artist\, Raienkonnis Edwards is an artist-in-residence at the Kanatsiohareke Mohawk Community through the Creatives Rebuild New York program.  He has been conducting oral historical interviews and narratives with video technology to collect and preserve cultural knowledge that is critical for the preservation and future of Six Nations tribes. \nGuha Shankar\, Ph.D. \nGuha Shankar is Folklife Specialist at the American Folklife Center\, Library of Congress\, Washington\, D.C. At the Center he is involved in a range of public outreach programs\, including multi-media productions and documentation efforts\, seminars\, symposia and technical training in documentary initiatives with and for a range of settings. His responsibilities include serving as Coordinator for the Ancestral Voices initiative – a collaborative curation\, cataloging and knowledge sharing project with indigenous communities\, and liaising with community-based ethnographers for the Community Collections Grant\, a Mellon funded initiative. His research interests and publications include issues surrounding intangible cultural heritage and intellectual property for indigenous communities\, cultural politics and performance in the Caribbean and developments in the field of ethnographic media production and preservation. He has produced and edited films on material cultural traditions and community life in a variety of cultural contexts. \nJoe Stahlman\, Ph.D.\n \n\nJoe Stahlman is a scholar and researcher of Tuscarora descent. He has over 20 years of research experience working with First Peoples. His research focuses on culture and history\, as well as ongoing socio-economic and health & wellness related endeavors with Native communities. He takes an active role in addressing the space Native peoples occupy in North American archaeology and cultural resource management. He regularly talks on the need to promote equity among all peoples in North American society through a number of reconciliatory processes which are inclusive for all and empowers people to express agency through creative and intellectual endeavors.   \n\nRegister in advance for this webinar:  https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_NFWVqyoERMCtQQ6hK8kKsw \nAfter registering\, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. \nCritical Folklife Forums are made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.
URL:https://nyfolklore.org/event/new-york-folklores-critical-folklife-forum-stewardship-collections-and-communities/
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CATEGORIES:Lectures & Demonstrations,Professional Development
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SUMMARY:New York Folklore’s Critical Folklife Forum: Who Owns What?: Licensing\, Intellectual Property\, Work for Hire\, and the Law
DESCRIPTION:Join us for this informative webinar to learn about legal issues around intellectual property rights for the folk and traditional artist or cultural worker.  How does one protect artists’ rights when recording live music? Who owns the rights to ethnographic documentation? What does it mean to “license” a piece of art? \nNew York Folklore’s Critical Folklife Forum provides an issues-oriented presentation and discussion in the virtual realm\, for folklorists and cultural specialists who work with folk and traditional culture and arts.  This is the first program in a 3-part series focused on current issues in folk cultural documentation\, stewardship\, and artistic production that will take place in late 2023 and early 2024. \nPresenters: \nAttorney Paul Rapp has represented artists of all types for issues related to copyright\, trademarks\, the Visual Artists Rights Act\, and more.  He has taught entertainment and copyright law.  As a musician for the Albany-based band\, Blotto\, he has an insider’s viewpoint. \nJessica Gramuglia of “Gramuglia Music & Media” consults with musicians in the areas of intellectual property\, licensing\, music production and post production and live events.  She brings 14+ years of personal and professional expertise in music and media production. \nPlease pre-register using the link: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_n349MlkdR0CqoSyn72aLvw#/registration. \nCritical Folklife Forums are made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.
URL:https://nyfolklore.org/event/new-york-folklores-critical-folklife-forum-who-owns-what-licensing-intellectual-property-work-for-hire-and-the-law/
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CATEGORIES:Lectures & Demonstrations,Professional Development
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