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Vol.4 / ANTIRACIST CONSERVATION PRACTICES AND DISCOURSE

Edited by Rayshad Dorsey and Natalia Escobar Castrillon

1. EXCAVATING, PLANTING, REFRAMING

Ann Hunter Lynch

Inveterate Scars: The Post-Monument Site (United States)

Max Martin (Studio Mash)

A Tool-kit for Contesting Statues (United Kigdom)

2. SUBVERTING, DECOLONIZING, EMBODYING

WAI Architecture Think Tank

A Post-Colonial Conversation (Puerto Rico)

Catherine McBain

Decolonial Intersections of

Conservation and Healing: The Indian Residential School System (Canada)

Sunny Yidan Hu

Sightseeing: Critical Conservation Intervention of Shanghai's Huangpu Park (China)

3. RECLAIMING, RECONSECRATING, UNEARTHING

Jay Cephas

Out of Place, Out of Time: Architecture, Race, and The Geographies of Memory (United States)

Peggy King Jorde

Site Seers: African American Burial Ground Preservation & Remembrance (United States)

Aarthi Janakiraman

Memorializing Traumatic Past Through World Heritage: Genocied Memorial Sites in Rwanda (Rwanda)

Rayshad Dorsey

Correcting the North-American Plantation Myth (United States)