Ellen-Rae Cachola
- Evening Supervisor and Archives Manager
Degrees
- PhD University of California Los Angeles
- MA California Institute of Integral Studies
- BA University of Hawai’i at Mānoa
Biography
Publications
Cachola, E., T. Grandinetti & A. Yamashiro. (2019). “Demilitarizing Hawaiʻi’s Multiethnic Solidarity: Decolonizing Settler Histories and Learning Our Responsibilities to ʻĀina,” in Critical Ethnic Studies Journal 5 (1-2), 68-98.
Cachola, E. (2019) “Beneath the Touristic Sheen of Waikīkī.” In DeTours: A Decolonial Guide to Hawaiʻi. Duke University Press, 283-292.
Huffman, B. and Cachola, E. (2016). Keep off the Moors: The road to data archival storage. (link is external)Strategic Librarian, 30, 1-4
Cachola, E. (2015) “Reading the Landscape of U.S. Settler Colonialism in the Southern Coast of O’ahu(link is external),” Feral Feminisms (4).
Wong, V., Cachola, E., Ikeda, T. and Ibanez, F. (2014) “Archives (Re)Imagined Elsewhere: Asian American community-based archival organizations.” Through the Archival Looking Glass: A Reader on Diversity & Inclusion, Eds. Mary A. Caldera and Kathryn Neal. Society of American Archivist Press: Chicago.
Cachola, E. (2011) “Book Review: Archival Anxiety by Richard Cox,” InterActions: UCLA Journal of Education and Information Studies.
Cachola, E., Kirk, G., Natividad, L., Reinat-Pumarejo, M. (2010). “Resistance, Resilience and Respect for Human Rights: Women Working Across Borders for Peace and Genuine Security,” Peace Review: A Journal of Social Justice (22): 164-170.
Cachola, E., Kirk, G., Festejo, L., Fukushima, A. and Perez, S. (2008). Gender and U.S. Bases in the Asia-Pacific(link is external). Foreign Policy in Focus.