The Archivist-Activist Podcast Group Project is an assignment students are encouraged to complete as part of the course, ETHN 187: Youth Activism & Contemporary Social Movements (Faculty: Fernández, Jesica). Students are provided with the following assignment description: "The Archivist-Activist Podcast Group Project is a collaborative collective assignment. You will work together with other students as a group to produce a podcast. Podcasts should be between 5-7 minutes in length; nothing longer than 7 minutes please. Podcasts must be informative, interactive, engaging, and accessible! Drawing from the literature review you produced for your Reflexive Research Paper you will use that information to contribute meaningfully and purposefully to your Archivist-Activist Podcast Group Project. The goal of this assignment is to allow you as a group to engage in a critical sociohistorical analysis of past and contemporary student activists experiences, organizing efforts and social movements within SCU. Some of you may consider yourselves as activists and/or organizers; yet rarely do we have an opportunity to reflect, look back, connect, and bridge past struggles by students with similar positionalities or experiences that have engaged, resisted, and transformed the campus racial climate. Archivist-Activist Podcast Group Project you provide an opportunity to look to the past to make sense of the present, and work to transform the University through archivist-activists scholarship!"