Question Eight: What can be done to preserve and share the treasures of the Pacifica Archives?

KPFK Staff candidates

Eben Ray

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Raymundo Reynoso

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Douglas Barnett

Find a new office space that will end their step-child appearance and foster grants that always are non-exclusive in distribution. Pursue and Recover KPFA's music library that went out the back door in 2000.

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Don Bustany

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Agustin Cebada

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Shawn Casey O’Brien

Make them accessible to everyone, including the disabled and seniors. Perhaps, move them to a better, climate control environment in an already fully accessible building.

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Margaret Prescod

Support fundraising for the Archives, which I do, including by hosting one of their top earning hours during their recent fund drives. Also learn more about the Archives and what they have to offer, it is indeed a treasure trove, there is nothing like it in the US and perhaps the world and it is housed right here at KPFK! Also good to use materials from the Archives more in our programming and for the Archives to be part of any youth training programs that KPFK must have as an integral part of what we do. We need more and better collaboration with the Archives.

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Steve Pride

The Preservation & Access Project has to be a priority. I would also like to see the Archive explore a digital download capability beyond just the proposed “short audio clips”.

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