What is archival research? Archival research is looking into archives or collections that libraries have to conduct primary research. Archival research is an excellent source of research because all the facts are there in forms of documents, audio, posters, clothing, books, and more. This type of research allows researchers to Read more…
The title of this newspaper clipping is, “HIV infection, AIDS rising among teens, officials fear.” Back then HIV and AIDS were a relatively new type of disease that was taking many lives; there was no cure and people that often had it was neglected and shamed for it. Typically, back Read more…
Williams, Gabrielle. “Primary Source Description Two.” Postscript Reverie Blog, 2017. http://postscriptreverie.gsucreate.org/source-descriptions/primary-source-description-two-gabrielle-williams/ Gabrielle Williams details the panel from the AIDS quilt. She is fully conscripting piece by piece a great image of the quilt. William’s engages in an analysis of her specific panel, but she also backs it up by providing other sources Read more…
What is primary and secondary research? Well, let’s look at them individually and break them down. Primary research would be a source or a piece of data that directly relates to a specific topic. I think of primary research as a factual, direct hand, account of a study. It can Read more…
5246: A City Of Hope & Love Description The block of quilts I picked was 5246. In this block, many quilts were targetted towards a specific theme, which was love and unity. The panel I chose was titled “A City Of Hope & Love. In the top portion of this Read more…
Description In this image, there is a girl who is relatively fair in color with dark blue eyes. Her stance is relatively different than most poses. She has her shoulder pointing towards us, the audience, and her face and neck are parallel to her shoulder. She is wearing a smooth Read more…