We are very excited to be working with Archives & Records Association of New Zealand, International Council on Archives and National Archives of Australia on a joint international archives conference.
Designing the Archive 2019 will explore human-
Most users of archives today have never walked through the doors of a repository and may never meet an archivist. For these researchers the archive and the digital archive are synonymous. But archival systems were not designed to be the sole mediator
Do you want to know more research data management, but don’t know where to start? Want to check your existing knowledge against the latest resources in research data management training? Can you contribute to improved research data management trainin
WORKSHOP FACILITATORS:
Brandon Oswald, Executive Director/Archivist, Island Culture Archival Support
Emilie Leumas PhD, CA, CRM, Director/Archivist, Office of Archives and Records, Archdiocese of New Orleans
In every geographical area of the world, the
“Value” is a concept in danger of overuse, and the way many are using it – “creating value”, “value-added”, “value propositions”, “value chains” – complicates how value is perceived, understood and communicated when referring to arts and culture. Man
Providing the right information to the right people at the right time is critical to every business activity, every business process and every business decision. High quality Information Assets are foundational to all the high-profile issues: to ana
This workshop will raise awareness of the benefits of an integrated disaster plan that can potentially align disaster planning across all archival collections—physical and digital. Participants will have an opportunity to identify and apply principle
On 25 September 2015, the United Nations gave the world its Sustainable Development Goal (SDGs) – comprising 17 goals for all countries to ‘end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure prosperity for all.’ Each goal is accompanied by a set of targets
