I am a memory-worker, documenter, and an audiovisual archivist. My practice emerges from a mix of in/formal training and apprenticeships in black memory-keeping traditions, art and cultural studies, participatory design, media technology, and archival practices. I enjoy working at the margins of memory and media to recover and share the personal and communal narratives that allow us to find honor, connection, and meaning in the cultural heritage objects we are lucky enough to preserve. As the South Side Home Movie Project’s Archivist and Project Manager, I'm honored to work closely with families to preserve and share their home movies, an illustrative and intimate form of personal documentation that continues to shape how we understand and make culture, art, media, and memory today. Justin has also worked with Kartemquin Films, the Logan Center's Digital Storytelling Initiative, Community Film Workshop of Chicago, Storycorps, City Bureau, and partnered with dozens of organizations to design and produce digital storytelling projects.