Deborah R. Hollis

About the Author

Deborah R. Hollis is a distinguished scholar and archivist whose work bridges the gaps between traditional archival practices and innovative digital methodologies. With a career dedicated to uncovering hidden narratives in historical records, she advocates for critical engagement with archives that challenge dominant histories and amplify marginalized voices. Hollis's research emphasizes communal approaches to preservation, fostering collaborations that democratize access to cultural heritage. Her seminal book, Unsettling Archival Research: Engaging Critical, Communal, and Digital Archives, exemplifies her commitment to transformative scholarship, offering practical insights for researchers navigating the complexities of modern archival landscapes. Through her writings and teachings, Hollis inspires a new generation of archivists to rethink the ethics and possibilities of historical inquiry.