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Files List
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Heidelberg Project Archive 2023 by Bailey Meyerhoff
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Detroit 2026 Report for Wayne State University Press by Lily Jiale Chen
This report is an overview of the research conducted by Lily Jiale Chen for the Detroit 2026 Project over the course of 9 weeks at Wayne State University Press.
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Detroit 2026 Report for Wayne State University Press by Lily Jiale Chen
This report is an overview of the research conducted by Lily Jiale Chen for the Detroit 2026 Project over the course of 9 weeks at Wayne State University Press.
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Case Statement by Alamia Annous
Project for Arab American National Museum by Alamia Annous Summer 2023.
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Native American Relocation and Detroit by Aimee Schulman
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Facing the Dynamic Changes of Aging_NHF Bleeding Disorders Conference_2022.pdf
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Heidelberg Project Archive Budgeting Resources
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Heidelberg Project Archive evaluation and plan 2022.pdf
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Black Leisure Research
Black Leisure Research Notes featuring The Green Book and Idlewild produced by Lily Jiale Chen for the Wright Museum of African American History during the summer of 2022.
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The ResiliENT Project's Website
Intern Fatima Albrehi helped the ResiliENT Project at Wayne State University develop their website over the course of the summer. She worked with a team to develop the site, especially Prof. Jeremy Peters at WSU. The fruits of their labor can be found at https://wsuresilientproject.wordpress.com/.
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Aging Matters Conversations for Caregivers Education and Expo Vendors Insert
A two-sided flyer with all the vendors at the expo on one side and a Caregiver's Prayer on the other. Created by intern Fatima Albrehi for Urban Aging News.
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CRM Software Comparison
A spreadsheet comparing several different Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software options. Has the title, the link to the website, notable features, pricing, detailed features, and a link to a short video overview for each option. Created by intern Fatima Albrehi for Urban Aging News.
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Aging Matters Conversations for Caregivers Education and Expo Flyer with Agenda
A flyer for the Education and Expo event hosted by Aging Matters titled "Conversations for Caregivers." Created by intern Fatima Albrehi, in association with Urban Aging News. The second page of the flyer has an agenda and workshop descriptions.
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Photo Scanning Procedure for Interns and Volunteers at the Heidelberg Project Archive
This document is intended to be a guide for future interns and volunteers to digitize Heidelberg's photo collections and for permanent staff to advise temp workers on the archives upkeep. Created in 2018 by Caroline Schuitema, updated in 2022 by Rebecca Phoenix.
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Item Signout Sheet for Heidelberg Project Archive
Document establishing expectations and a framework for checking out items from the Heidelberg Project archive. Created by Rebecca Phoenix.
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SHARE Detroit Social Media Calendar and Blog Posts
Intern Grace Williams prepared a fantastic calendar of all the holidays that can be associated with SHARE Detroit's partner organizations. This allows them to plan for social media engagement on those holidays to showcase the wonderful work Detroit Nonprofits are doing. At the end of the document there is also a collection of blog posts that Grace wrote and published for SHARE Detroit, which can also be found on her author page on their website: https://sharedetroit.org/stories/author/474.
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Wayne Health Mobile Unit Flyer GSCC
The Georgia Street Community Collective (GSCC) partnered with the Wayne Health Mobile Unit to offer free public health services to the Georgia Street area on three dates in the summer of 2022. Meghna Dutta helped organize the event as part of the Public Health Coalition Group.
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LAPC Guide to an Online Transition Presentation
The final presentation Fatima Albrehi prepared for the Legal Advocacy for People with Cancer (LAPC) Clinic. It summarizes the data from the Guide to an Online Transition document and the Video Conferencing Software Comparison spreadsheet. It starts with a summary of COVID-19's symptoms, then discusses executive orders, video conferencing software, scanning documents, in-person considerations including masking, and finally factors to consider if policies change.
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LAPC Video Conferencing Software Comparison List
This is a companion document to the Guide to an Online Transition, also prepared by Fatima Albrehi. It lists every possible video conferencing software available to the Legal Advocacy for People with Cancer (LAPC) Clinic and compares them based on various factors, from the intended users, pricing, free trials, max number of users in a call, download required, and positive and negative elements to consider. From this comparison, Fatima determined that Legaler was the best option for the LAPC Clinic.
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LAPC Clinic's Guide to an Online Transition
A report prepared by Humanities Clinic intern Fatima Albrehi for the Legal Advocacy for People with Cancer (LAPC) Clinic. At the beginning of the pandemic in 2020, few if any organizations knew how to transition to a mostly remote setting. This report advances through several important considerations in this transition. It starts with applicable executive orders, then discusses Legaler, the video conferencing software for legal operations. Then various methods of scanning documents, factors to consider for in-person meetings, and other video conferencing software alternatives.
