Virtual Class Visits: the next frontier
We love having classes visit Interference Archive. It provides us with an easy way to meet our mission of engaging the public with the cultural production of social movements, and we are so grateful for every opportunity to introduce students to a different kind of archive: one where use is a form of preservation; one where multiple forms of knowledge, skill, and experience are valued and shared within non-hierarchical structures; one where everyone is welcomed as an archivist.
We've watched as education institutions transition to online instruction, and we're eager as a community archive to support that continued learning. Please let us know if we can provide a virtual class visit for you and your students.
April 7, 2020
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Interference Archive’s Response to COVID19
In solidarity with our community and those most vulnerable, we are doing our part to slow the spread of COVID-19 by temporarily shutting our doors. All events are currently postponed—we’re hopeful to get them back on the schedule in the very near future. There will be no open hours for visiting.
March 12, 2020
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Special Hours This Week: Open Dec 23-25 (Monday-Wednesday 12-5 PM)
Interference Archive will be open Dec 23-25 (Monday - Wednesday, 12-5 PM), in addition to our regular hours this week and next week. This means we will be open 11 days in a row (Dec 19-29.) If you are needing an excuse to skip holidays with the family or just have Archive Fever, come on down to Interference Archive.
December 15, 2019
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Open Today
November 28, 2019 We're open today, 11/28 from 1-9pm for regular open hours. Check out our anti-colonialism and indigenous social movements material today or in the near future !
November 15, 2019
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2018 at Interference Archive: the perspective from our bank account
None of us volunteer at Interference Archive because we love accounting, but as tax season rolls around, we thought we’d share some of the numbers that we’ve pulled together to paint a picture of what it costs to keep this archive alive.
April 2, 2019
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