Translations:Summary/16/en: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 20:57, 28 February 2024

Information about message (contribute)

This message has no documentation. If you know where or how this message is used, you can help other translators by adding documentation to this message.

Message definition (Summary)

Developing an '''[[Outreach and Social Activism: Archive in Action#Outreach Strategy|Outreach Strategy]]''', including goals, beneficiaries, and a plan of activities, and conducting extensive outreach efforts is not only a way to achieve our activism goals—be it to inform, educate, raise awareness, or seek truth, accountability or reparations—but also a way to make them more feasible and attainable. An archive with a bigger presence and impact in the community, with wider visibility and credibility, will be more likely to engage a whole range of actors necessary for its long-term sustainability. This includes experts, users, CSOs, and other partners, donors, teachers, students, universities, supporters, mentors, journalists, and others who can and need to contribute to a digital archive’s successful creation, maintenance, and development—to its continuing life cycle.

Developing an Outreach Strategy, including goals, beneficiaries, and a plan of activities, and conducting extensive outreach efforts is not only a way to achieve our activism goals—be it to inform, educate, raise awareness, or seek truth, accountability or reparations—but also a way to make them more feasible and attainable. An archive with a bigger presence and impact in the community, with wider visibility and credibility, will be more likely to engage a whole range of actors necessary for its long-term sustainability. This includes experts, users, CSOs, and other partners, donors, teachers, students, universities, supporters, mentors, journalists, and others who can and need to contribute to a digital archive’s successful creation, maintenance, and development—to its continuing life cycle.