…and communications from the Boston medical community’s experience of the Boston Marathon bombing of April 15, 2013, and its aftermath. The Boston Medical Library is gratefully acknowledged for its generous…

…Brown of Brockton, Massachusetts, made a fourth cross and brought it to the memorial. On April 22, immediately before Boylston Street was re-opened, city workers moved the majority of the…

…Community Spaces: Design and Literary Practices in/of the Archive” (Dissertation by Kristi Girdharry; 2016) “Crowdsourcing and Community Engagement” (Alicia Peaker; EDUCause Review; November/December 2015) “Negotiating Community Literacy Practice: Public Memory…

…reused according to the Use and Reproduction statement found on each item page, and can differ from collection to collections. This information can generally be found in the “Rights” metadata…

…and then digitized by Iron Mountain, a records management company that generously donated their time and resources to the project. In the summer of 2014, Our Marathon staff created metadata…

…Coombs Freelance journalist; 2013 Boston Marathon spectator Listen Brian Corr Executive director of the Cambridge Peace Commission Listen Gail Council Family advocate for families dealing with domestic abuse at the…

Letters to the City of Boston Our Unity Almost immediately after the bombings at the Boston Marathon, letters began pouring into the Mayor’s office from around the world. Often addressed…