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Daria and Maci with 10 boxes on lower shelves of the Pine River Superfund Citizen Task Force Organizational Records.   Daria and Maci with 2 collections, 22 boxes of Barbara Madison Indigenous Tribal Histories and Genealogies Papers, and the 12 box addition to Jane Keon Jelenek's Pine River Superfund Citizen Task Force Organizational Records. Maci and Daria Edward C. Lorenz's Pine River Superfund Citizen Task Force Organizational Records, 7 cubic feet of which is the latest addition My two summer students, Daria and Maci, have completed a Herculean effort this summer, processing and describing a lot of records in 4 collections. Here is the finished physical result. What does not show here is that they've also gone through many boxes of materials we either withdrew (duplicates, blanks, miscellaneous, publications we already had or which are available online) or returned to donors, as well as reviewed a lot of digital material, making much of it for extra review or withdrawal...

We are excited to announce that registration is now open for our 2026 Save Michigan History Disaster Response Workshops! Please see the attached flyer and feel free to share with your audiences or anyone you think would be interested in attending one of these workshops. Below is additional information that helps describe the initiative, which we have been using in our outreach efforts thus far. We would greatly appreciate any assistance in spreading the word, or any recommendations you may have for organizations that would be interested in passing this message along. A social media post from the Archives is also currently in the works. The Archives of Michigan is excited to announce an initiative to create a cohort of “cultural heritage first responders” who are trained to take action when a natural or human-made disaster impacts Michigan’s historical records. Over the course of two years, the Archives, in partnership with instructors from the Northeast Document Conservation Center ...