Opportunity to Publish on Using Primary Sources in Indigenous Studies with AM

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AM are a specialist publisher of digital primary sources. We’re currently looking for authors for a new project, AM Research Skills: Ethnic and Indigenous Studies.

 

The aim of this new digital educational resource is to provide students and researchers with practical guidance on how to use primary sources in Ethnic studies and Indigenous studies. It will offer students the opportunity to engage with historical and contemporary issues and provide guidance for instructors and librarians to incorporate assignments and classroom activities into teaching. This project will bring together knowledge from academics and community leaders across the globe.

 

As part of this project, we will include over 100 practice sources for students to work with. To support them in learning how to engage with and analyze these primary sources, we are looking for academics to write source case studies demonstrating how to work with a specific source type.

 

The sources available and their potential themes are listed here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1CJ0xTx1Y80I6rJIuMFE1dDlmAA126FkocHb2cq_vFac/edit?usp=sharing

 

If you are interested in any of the sources available and please let us know by filling in this form: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=e9OCJawQ7kij1ye_t39_nrEgBROL71FJu-YMu7FhgUpUQlZKWURIU1QxVEozSlpNOTdINlNFOTlRNi4u

 

We are also looking for authors to write how to guides, discussion topics and instructor case studies on key topic areas within Ethnic and Indigenous Studies.

 

The topics available and the format we are interested in are listed in the Topic List here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tHcQdOwlHoa1kjBOYcnfDckIiwz1z8Lo/view?usp=sharing If you might be interested in writing on one of these topics or are interested in contributing and would like to pitch a piece on another topic relevant to Ethnic studies or Indigenous studies, please fill in the form here: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=e9OCJawQ7kij1ye_t39_nrEgBROL71FJu-YMu7FhgUpUNFVPOTlYTk9IOTk0OE5VMThUWVlTVThDSC4u

 

We expect all contributions to be 3,000+ words. We would provide a brief, writing template, manuscript guidelines and past examples to support you. For this we offer a fee of £400 per written piece.

 

**** Additional Opportunity for NAISA Conference 2024 attendees ****

 

Exclusive for 2024 we are also looking for video participants to discuss terminology, creation stories and Indigenous ways of knowing.

 

In the AM Research Skills: Ethnic and Indigenous Studies resource we are striving to represent as many communities as possible and in our video offering would like to bring these together in discussions.

 

We are looking for any elders or community leaders that will be in Bodø on any of the days between 5-9th June and would be interested in coming together to contribute to one of these videos. This will be a paid opportunity and a great way to build on the connections made at the conference. If you would be interested in participating in one of our videos, please get in touch via the email at the end of this listing.

 

To view the sources in full or to find out more about any of the opportunities, please get in touch with: amresearchskills@amdigital.co.uk

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