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 We encourage sharing and promoting your organization’s contributions in the archive in the following ways:
 
-- Dedicate a page on your website about your history and participation in the AAPB, emphasizing that it will be preserved for future generations to enjoy, and include a link to your organization’s historic content that can be accessed in AAPB. Find your landing page [here]http://americanarchive.org/participating-orgs).
+- Dedicate a page on your website about your history and participation in the AAPB, emphasizing that it will be preserved for future generations to enjoy, and include a link to your organization’s historic content that can be accessed in AAPB. Find your landing page [here](http://americanarchive.org/participating-orgs).
 
->Example social post: “We have preserved our local history with the @amarchivepub! Visit our collection online at https://americanarchive.org/participating-orgs/1784.2."
+>Example social post: “We have preserved our local history with the <a href="https://twitter.com/amarchivepub">@amarchivepub</a>! Visit our collection online at https://americanarchive.org/participating-orgs/1784.2."
 
 - Issue a press release: To issue an announcement to your local media, reach out to GBH External Communications Manager Emily Balk (emily_balk@wgbh.org) for a template press release and work with your communications team to reach reporters in your area.
 
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 - Include information about your AAPB participation in print materials, anniversary booklets, newsletters, etc.
 
-- Share your historic content and blog post on social media, using clips and/or stills from the programs, if rights allow. Make sure to link to the full programs available on the AAPB website and tag @amarchivepub.
+- Share your historic content and blog post on social media, using clips and/or stills from the programs, if rights allow. Make sure to link to the full programs available on the AAPB website and tag <a href="https://twitter.com/amarchivepub">@amarchivepub</a>.
 
 >Example social post: “#OTD in 1956, Autherine Lucy is the first Black student to attend the University of Alabama. In 1955, lawyer Arthur Shores had defended Lucy's right to attend the university, but in 1956, riots broke out and Lucy was expelled. Watch → https://americanarchive.org/catalog/cpb-aacip_151-416sx64w2n #BlackHistoryMonth.” View the original [tweet](https://twitter.com/amarchivepub/status/1357042930872156167).
 
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 ### Social media:
 
-Feel free to tag and re-share content from us @amarchivepub on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
+Feel free to tag and re-share content from us <a href="https://twitter.com/amarchivepub">@amarchivepub</a> on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
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+>Example post from GBH: “Charley Pride on 60s club promoters being hesitant to book him: "Once I got on stage and started singing, all that kind of stuff dissolved." His interview on @npt8's "A Word on Words" in 1994 (via <a href="https://twitter.com/amarchivepub">@amarchivepub</a>) → https://to.wgbh.org/2LDVRU9” See the original post [here](https://twitter.com/GBH/status/1338521241884512256).
 
->Example post from GBH: “Charley Pride on 60s club promoters being hesitant to book him: "Once I got on stage and started singing, all that kind of stuff dissolved." His interview on @npt8's "A Word on Words" in 1994 (via @amarchivepub) → https://to.wgbh.org/2LDVRU9” See the original post [here](https://twitter.com/GBH/status/1338521241884512256).