Stirpicult

This user is a member of the
Gender gap task force
(GGTF).

This user believes in freedom of all types of information for all.

This user believes copyright laws are harmful and that RE, sharing and modifying are inalienable rights.

This user supports animal liberation.

I am a member of the transnational effort (Art+Feminism) to increase the numbers of wiki editors who are non-male identifying. I also contribute to the WikiProject Religion work group of New religious movements. I am currently teaching workshops on how to edit Wikipedia.

I am interested in American religious history, new religious movements, LGBTQ history, disability studies and mad studies. My writing and research is purposed to promote religious tolerance and knowledge.

Please feel free to drop me a line. Stirpicult (talk) 22:17, 12 March 2017 (UTC)

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For the purpose of encouraging more Wikipedia editors to source better content, I am listing below links to different digital archives.

General:

• Archive.org
• Library of Congress (Images for Use and Reuse)
• Hathitrust

African American Studies:

• Blackpast

• The History Makers

• Harvard/African American Women’s Voices

• Rochester Oral History

Alternative Presses

• Independent Voices

Disability History

• Disability History Museum

Connecticut History

• Connecticut Historical Society Museum & Library Digital Collections

European History

• Medieval and Early Modern England from the National Archives in London

LGBTQ

• Middlebury College LGBTQ Primary Sources
• NYPL
• Digital Transgender Archive
• The Arquives Canada's LGBTQ2 Archives

University Collections:

• UMass Amherst