https://catalog.ecds.emory.edu/files/original/cc72d0933e98335e8eb128b128bf6377.jpg 6f3e2bd72b3cd8aa796804a642d2581b ECDS Project Name of ECDS Member Who are the ECDS folks that have been involved in the project? Steve Bransford Name of Project Lead Who is the ECDS person taking the lead? Steve Bransford Name of Faculty Lead Who is the primary Faculty contact that has been involved in the project? Kimberly Wallace-Sanders Student Name Undergraduate and graduate level students involved in the project. Tesla Cariani Project Long Description This is the description of the project that is more involved and in-depth. This is the conversation you have with a colleague. This is the chat you might have at the conference social hour with a peer who holds a similar role elsewhere. Please attach the write-up as a PDF or DOCX. Please use the suffix "-pld". (eg: ECDSProject01-pld.docx) This will be displayed publicly. “Framing Shadows” supplies a counter-narrative that challenges the pervasive “mammy” stereotype (an archetype of a black woman who worked as a nanny to a white family) and encourages viewers to consider nuanced perspectives. Dr. Wallace-Sanders selected photographs from the Langmuir Collection, an extensive collection of over 12,000 photographs depicting African American life from 1840–1970. Each image, according to Wallace-Sanders, captures a “microcosm of power dynamics involving race, gender, class, status, age, and domestic labor relations.” This exhibition is a prelude to her forthcoming book, Framing Shadows: African American Women and White Children in Domestic Portraiture. Steve Bransford and Tesla Cariani of the ECDS assisted in filming and editing interviews with Dr. Wallace-Sanders to create short videos for the exhibition. These videos contextualize the displayed photographs, highlight the Langmuir collection, and present Dr. Wallace-Sander’s approach to looking deeply into complex inter-racial relationships in American life. Project Supporting Website Any website that is associated with the project that isn't the project main website. Github, social media, collaborative groups hosting content, etc. https://exhibits.libraries.emory.edu/framing-shadows/ [online version of exhibit produced by ECDS that was published in April 2020] Publications, Presentations, Press Materials Places the project has been shown off or highlighted. Please use either the URL option or attach as a File. https://scholarblogs.emory.edu/ecds/framing-shadows-exhibit/ Project Documentation Site Is the project documentation being held somewhere specific for the team? Microsoft Teams link, Dropbox, Box, NAS resource, etc https://trello.com/c/EG6QU4q9 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Video for "Framing Shadows" library exhibit