Alexandria French

I am a researcher focused on folklore, ethical memory, and the power of community stories to preserve knowledge outside traditional archives. My work brings together philosophy, ethnology, and archival studies to explore how narrative and belief function as living systems of cultural resilience. I am currently completing my MLIS in Archival Studies while pursuing doctoral research opportunities in folklore, heritage, and community-centered memory.

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I believe that stories carry the moral and emotional truths that formal histories often overlook. My work is driven by a commitment to understanding how communities protect their knowledge, their memories, and the values that define them.

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​Explore always. Question all. Grow extensively.

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