Speaker: Lori DiBella Wallach

Are you the memory keeper for yourself and the people in your life? Feeling overwhelmed with all the photos, documents, letters, home movies and other treasures you’ve accumulated? Wondering how to organize these items and make sure they survive to be passed down to future generations? Join archivist Lori DiBella Wallach for a fun exploration of how to use digital solutions to organize, preserve and share your family memories to ensure they remain accessible in the future. Come with questions and puzzles from your own experiences! All attendees will receive a free digital brochure on preserving photos and home movies, courtesy of Queens Memory.

Bio:

Lori DiBella Wallach is the Queens Memory Outreach Coordinator at the Department of Special Collections and Archives of Rosenthal Library at Queens College, CUNY. She is also an archivist/researcher specializing in oral history, digital preservation, genealogy and local history. Lori holds a master’s in library science and a certificate in archives from Queens College.

Meeting:

In person at Center for Jewish History and on Zoom.