Gregory Yee Mark

Video Transcript: Gregory Yee Mark (Part of: 1882 Symposium VII – 150 Years Later: From Invisible to Visible)

Description: Gregory Yee Mark, professor of ethnic studies at California State University, speaks of the student activism and strikes at San Francisco State College and University of California – Berkley for establishing courses in ethnic studies.

Coverage (place): San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA; University of California – Berkeley, Berkeley, CA

Coverage (Gregorian calendar): 11 January 1969

Coverage (Chinese calendar): 23 Eleventh Month 1968

Theme: Arts & Culture

Subject: Community Engagement, Education; Representation, Curriculum Development, Asian American

Date: 10 May 2019

Format: Mp4

Language: English

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Speaker from the Tenement Museum, Michelle of History Pin, and RJ of Plain Talk History

Video Transcript: Building Collaborations through Digital Storytelling Panel Q&A (Part of: 1882 Symposium VII) – 150 Years Later: From Invisible to Visible

Description: Q&A of three panelists: Speaker from the Tenement Museum, Michelle of History Pin, and RJ of Plain Talk History.

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Theme: Arts & Culture

Subject: Community Engagement, Crowdsourcing, Education

Date: 10 May 2019

Format: Mp4

Language: English

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RJ of Plain Talk History

Video Transcript: RJ of Plain Talk History, Part of: 1882 Symposium VII – 150 Years Later: From Invisible to Visible

Description: RJ Rammy [sp?] presents on his project, Plain Talk History, a project that creates lessons on difficult history told through archival materials in order to bring awareness to stories and events that are not often discussed.

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Theme: Arts & Culture

Subject: Community Engagement, Crowdsourcing, Education

Date: 10 May 2019

Format: Mp4

Language: English

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Alan Spears, Phil Sexton, & Barbara Wyatt

Video Transcript: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, and Part 5

Description: In this series of videos from a 1882 Foundation Symposium, a panel discusses ideas for political support, partnerships, and funding for a National Historic Landmark Designation for Summit Tunnel. The panel also discusses community relations and engagement with the town of Truckee, California. The panels members include Phil Sexton, Alan Spears, and Barbara Wyatt.

Coverage (place): Donner Pass; Truckee, CA; Summit, CA

Theme: Government, Policy and Activism

Subject: Transcontinental Railroad; National Historic Landmark Designation; Summit Tunnel; Chinese Americans; Historic Preservation; Funding; Community Engagement; Central Pacific Railroad; Union Pacific Railroad; Donner Summit Historical Society; Truckee-Donner Historical Society; National Registry of Historic Places; California State Railroad Museum; National Landmark Program; National Trust for Historic Preservation; National Park Service Forest Service

Date: 9 May 2019

Format: MP4

Language: English

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Alan Spears, Phil Sexton, & Barbara Wyatt

Video Transcript: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, and Part 5

Description: In this series of videos from a 1882 Foundation Symposium, a panel discusses ideas for political support, partnerships, and funding for a National Historic Landmark Designation for Summit Tunnel. The panel also discusses community relations and engagement with the town of Truckee, California. The panels members include Phil Sexton, Alan Spears, and Barbara Wyatt.

Coverage (place): Donner Pass; Truckee, CA; Summit, CA

Theme: Government, Policy and Activism

Subject: Transcontinental Railroad; National Historic Landmark Designation; Summit Tunnel; Chinese Americans; Historic Preservation; Funding; Community Engagement; Central Pacific Railroad; Union Pacific Railroad; Donner Summit Historical Society; Truckee-Donner Historical Society; National Registry of Historic Places; California State Railroad Museum; National Landmark Program; National Trust for Historic Preservation; National Park Service Forest Service

Date: 9 May 2019

Format: MP4

Language: English

Identifier:

RightsCC BY-NC-SA 3.0 US

Alan Spears, Phil Sexton, & Barbara Wyatt

Video Transcript: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, and Part 5

Description: In this series of videos from a 1882 Foundation Symposium, a panel discusses ideas for political support, partnerships, and funding for a National Historic Landmark Designation for Summit Tunnel. The panel also discusses community relations and engagement with the town of Truckee, California. The panels members include Phil Sexton, Alan Spears, and Barbara Wyatt.

Coverage (place): Donner Pass; Truckee, CA; Summit, CA

Theme: Government, Policy and Activism

Subject: Transcontinental Railroad; National Historic Landmark Designation; Summit Tunnel; Chinese Americans; Historic Preservation; Funding; Community Engagement; Central Pacific Railroad; Union Pacific Railroad; Donner Summit Historical Society; Truckee-Donner Historical Society; National Registry of Historic Places; California State Railroad Museum; National Landmark Program; National Trust for Historic Preservation; National Park Service Forest Service

Date: 9 May 2019

Format: MP4

Language: English

Identifier:

RightsCC BY-NC-SA 3.0 US

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