The curation and digitization of this archive was made possible by the generosity of the following individuals who are an inspiration for sharing their Amazigh knowledge, and for their tireless work to center Indigenous Amazigh narratives and voices. We are grateful to them for being generous enough to allow us to share this archive with the world.

Taccadit Yassine: Amazigh Kabyle activist and professor

Chona Del Toro: Amazigh Canarian activist and educator

Raisa Leï: Amazigh artist and content creator

Jusay Mahamud: Amazigh Canarian, teacher, and artist

Land, Language, and Art (LLA) Project with the Native American and Indigenous Studies Initiative at Princeton (NAISIP)

Princeton University Near Eastern Studies Department

Princeton University Near Eastern Studies Program

Princeton University Institute for the Transregional Study of the Contemporary Middle East, North Africa and Central Asia (TRI)

Mounia Mnouer: Project Director

Jennifer Garcon: Librarian for Modern & Contemporary Special Collections

Kim Leaman: Library IT Project Manager

Bryan Winston: Digital Scholarship Specialist

Benning Tieke: Video and Website Production

Yassine Ait Ali: Video Translation and Transcription

Omar Ait Said: Video Translation and Transcription