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DataArchiva is a Winner of the Salesforce Partner Innovation Awards 2023 in the Industries Category for ISV
We are proud to announce that CEPTES has won not one, but TWO Salesforce Partner Innovation Awards in 2023. Read More

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Hidden collections, as a rule, are present in more or less every archive on the face of the Earth. There is no known institution that can boast of a nonexistent backlog, and if one does, it is likely to be more like Colonel Klink boasting of Stalag 13’s no-escapee record, i.e. obliviously erroneous.
my contributions to archival literature are very highbrow
today i tried out a different yoga place than i usually go to, near my new apt, and during the last shavasana the teacher read aloud a thing about vulnerability.
i started a book club with one of my friends two years ago and now we are starting a "radical vulnerability" club, or an oversharing salon, where we will get together and cook for each other, and drink wine, and talk about our lives. which is what we do as friends anyways, but something about formalizing it is really nice. making it intentional.
i first started thinking and writing and reading about vulnerability after finding emily gould's tumblr, after reading and the heart says whatever (at the recommendation of riese from autostraddle - whose personal memoir/blog i had also obsessively read) and also finding karaj's tumblr through emily's tumblr and then through karaj so many more. and it's kind of magical to me how i needed these voices and then i found them and once i found one, that led me to another and another. and i know this is just my way into this, there's lots of other ways.
sometimes tumblr is overwhelming, sometimes i feel like i spend too much time on here, but i mostly i am so thankful for this space and the people i follow and being challenged and inspired by so many lovers and fighters, making me want to dig deeper and live harder and write more, write about everything, write it all down, write it for others to read, speak it.