Designing the Archive 2019 Programme
The full program for Designing the Archive 2019 with over 160 speakers from 40 countries is now online. Register before 31 July 2019 to ensure you get the early-bird discount! Follow the conference Twitter account for updates#DTAAdelaide2019.
Saturday and Sunday (19-20 October): ICA Governance Meetings including ICA Branches and Sections, FAN Steering Committee, Executive Board and Programme Commission, social events.
Monday (21 October):
- ASA Special Interest Group Meetings (School Archives, COFTSIG, GovSIG, RAPPSIG, UniSIG)
- ASA Annual General Meeting and Mander Jones Awards (4 - 6pm)
- Welcome Reception from 6pm at the Art Gallery of South Australia
- CAARA Leaders Forum
- Optional tours of Adelaide and surrounds available for delegates not attending meetings.
Tuesday to Thursday (22 - 24 October):
Conference Program representing over 160 speakers from 40 countries including:
- Four keynote speakers - Dr Michelle Caswell, Professor Marek Kowalkiewicz, Dr Elizabeth Shpeherd, and Camille Callison
- Loris Williams Memorial Lecture with Dr Lyndon Ormond-Parker and Professor Aaron Corn
- Four parallel sessions per day
- In-conference Workshops including PARBICA’s Recordkeeping for Good Governance Toolkit; How to conduct outreach activities with a limited budget; The Enslaved in the Archives; Selling Archives; Co-Designing a Low-Tech Digital Community Archive; Developing and delivering high quality face-to-face training and online learning; FIDA: supporter of the development of archives; Accessibility by Design.
- Conference Dinner (optional) - Wednesday 23 October
Friday (25 October):
ICA Indigenous Matters Summit (register your interest via the registration system) - Speakers and workshops on International challenges and opportunities and regional Indigenous perspectives.
Six Designing the Archive Workshops
- Designing the user-centred digital archive (full day)
- Research data management 101 meets the archivists!
- Telling stories of value: activating the value of culture for archives
- The barriers to and benefits of managing your information as a business asset
- How can archives contribute to the United National Sustainable Development Goals 2030?
- Developing an Integrated disaster plan
- Tour of Artlab Australia
- Curator led walk through of TARNANTHI at the Art Gallery of South Australia
- Archives projects talk and tour at State Library of South Australia
- Tour of preservation facilities at State Library of South Australia
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