Events

The nominations for 2022 Victorian Museums and Galleries Awards are now open.

This is your chance to nominate a special individual or organisation for excellence and celebrate the achievements of the sector and acknowledge the amazing work being under

Please join us for the first in-person Australian Libraries and Archives Copyright Coalition for the year. *This training is free for ASA members.

10 am–5 pm, Friday 8 July 2022
Seminar room, State Library of Victoria
328 Swanston Street, Melbourne, VIC

This workshop will consider how archives can use the principles of trauma-informed practice to provide a better service for all who use and engage with archives. Trauma-informed archival practice enables better connections with those who use archives

This workshop will consider how archives can use the principles of trauma-informed practice to provide a better service for all who use and engage with archives. Trauma-informed archival practice enables better connections with those who use archives

Archival Management Systems: What Really Matters.
Discussions coming out of our recent survey on systems people use to manage their archival collections.
Open to all involved in School Archives.

Join in the discussion on archival management systems, as

The Tasmanian Branch of the ASA warmly invites you to attend a presentation by Richard Tuffin & Sylvana Szydzik discussing the preliminary results from an archaeological investigation of the Port Arthur convict workshops 1830-1877

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You are invited to attend the ASA SA Branch ecumenical dedication service for archivists and archives.

After the dedication service, there will be a presentation by David Whyatt (Churches of Christ Archivist) on the “joys” of running a small archive.

Please join the Victorian Branch for a short business meeting via Zoom. We excitingly have a new Committee member joining, so if we could please have as many people as possible to reach quorum so we can pass this motion. An agenda will be distributed

Join us online for our first lunch-box session of 2022! Bronwyn McBurnie, Manager Special Collections at James Cook University, Townsville will be talking about JCU’s fascinating collections and their recent exhibition ’50 Treasures: Celebrating 50 y

This year's theme Building Trust in Information will focus on trusted information which enables individuals, businesses, and government to make informed decisions that can be relied upon. 

Join us on Monday 23 May, at the State Library of South Austr

The Society of American Archivists created a Crisis, Disaster, and Tragedy Response Working Group in 2020 to develop and provide immediate and ongoing resources and response assistance to archivists and their allied cultural heritage professionals wh

SA School SIG, Branch members and interested persons are invited to register for the site visit to the SANT Freemasons Hall where Museum volunteers will provide a tour, explain the purpose and history of artifacts and how the collection is managed.

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Open to all involved in School Archives.

Dealing with the items that end up in the Too Hard Basket.

We all have items that we are still working out what to do with. Items that make us ask:

• How do I store this?
• What do I do about this mould?
• How should I c

A TeachMeet is an organised but informal meeting for participants to share good practice, practical innovations and personal insights. Sharing in small bites or gems our experiences, activities, insights or aha moments with our colleagues. An opportu

Through concentrated advocacy from the Care Leaver community and the findings of many State and National Inquiries, the recordkeeping profession has been made aware of the lifelong problems arising from inadequate or inappropriate records and records