https://www.nyarchivists.org/nyac/?page_id=18

https://www.nyarchivists.org/nyac/?page_id=18

"LET'S START AT THE BEGINNING: ARCHIVAL ORIGINS"
Association of Canadian Archivists Annual Conference
https://archivists.ca/content/annual-conference

https://archivists.ca/content/archival-origins-aca-toronto-2019-call-papers

In June 2019, let's talk about origins: origins of the profession, origins of the theories and practices we follow, but also the origins of records themselves. Bringing a new record into the world creates a manifestation that encodes responsibility - on the part of the creator as well as the archivist/records manager. We need to ensure that at the moments they are created and shared, records are endowed with the qualities essential to their survival.

The ACA 2019 Program Committee welcomes all proposals from throughout Canada and beyond, and is especially interested in exploring such questions as these:

* Archivists, records managers, information and privacy managers: what divides us and what unites us? What stories can we tell about experiences with breaking down silos and initiating cooperative endeavors and total governance models? Can the partnership between archivists and other professionals lead to easily applicable, understandable cross professional standards which then can eventually turn into universal compliance requirements?

* How can we re-envision archival practices and systems to support the significant changes in society and our organizations in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Calls for Action? What is the role of archivists and our peers in amending and transforming popular understanding of both indigenous and settler peoples?

* How can we best work together and with records creators and allied professions on such digital era issues as: how to ensure that digital information management solutions (such as ECM, DAM, EDRMS) and digital archives requirements are complementary; how to extract information from old carriers; how to provide access to confidential digital records; and how to leverage the powerful role of metadata? Can we build a primer or crosswalk to avoid crosstalk?

* What is the importance of place in relation to the meaning of records? Have we understood the concept of place adequately and can we use digital tools to deepen our understanding? How has indigenous people's knowledge of their traditional territories been reflected and treated by European recordkeeping and settler archives, and what needs to change?

* How are the building blocks of the archival profession in Canada affected by all this change? Archival theory, archival ethics, the total archives concept, and appraisal methodology all present new challenges and may require new tools. Can and should we engage creators/members of the public with questions of appraisal, retention, accessibility, and access points?

https://www.nyarchivists.org/nyac/?page_id=18

"LET'S START AT THE BEGINNING: ARCHIVAL ORIGINS"
Association of Canadian Archivists Annual Conference
https://archivists.ca/content/annual-conference

https://archivists.ca/content/archival-origins-aca-toronto-2019-call-papers

In June 2019, let's talk about origins: origins of the profession, origins of the theories and practices we follow, but also the origins of records themselves. Bringing a new record into the world creates a manifestation that encodes responsibility - on the part of the creator as well as the archivist/records manager. We need to ensure that at the moments they are created and shared, records are endowed with the qualities essential to their survival.

The ACA 2019 Program Committee welcomes all proposals from throughout Canada and beyond, and is especially interested in exploring such questions as these:

* Archivists, records managers, information and privacy managers: what divides us and what unites us? What stories can we tell about experiences with breaking down silos and initiating cooperative endeavors and total governance models? Can the partnership between archivists and other professionals lead to easily applicable, understandable cross professional standards which then can eventually turn into universal compliance requirements?

* How can we re-envision archival practices and systems to support the significant changes in society and our organizations in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Calls for Action? What is the role of archivists and our peers in amending and transforming popular understanding of both indigenous and settler peoples?

* How can we best work together and with records creators and allied professions on such digital era issues as: how to ensure that digital information management solutions (such as ECM, DAM, EDRMS) and digital archives requirements are complementary; how to extract information from old carriers; how to provide access to confidential digital records; and how to leverage the powerful role of metadata? Can we build a primer or crosswalk to avoid crosstalk?

* What is the importance of place in relation to the meaning of records? Have we understood the concept of place adequately and can we use digital tools to deepen our understanding? How has indigenous people's knowledge of their traditional territories been reflected and treated by European recordkeeping and settler archives, and what needs to change?

* How are the building blocks of the archival profession in Canada affected by all this change? Archival theory, archival ethics, the total archives concept, and appraisal methodology all present new challenges and may require new tools. Can and should we engage creators/members of the public with questions of appraisal, retention, accessibility, and access points?

"LET'S START AT THE BEGINNING: ARCHIVAL ORIGINS"
Association of Canadian Archivists Annual Conference
https://archivists.ca/content/annual-conference

https://archivists.ca/content/archival-origins-aca-toronto-2019-call-papers

In June 2019, let's talk about origins: origins of the profession, origins of the theories and practices we follow, but also the origins of records themselves. Bringing a new record into the world creates a manifestation that encodes responsibility - on the part of the creator as well as the archivist/records manager. We need to ensure that at the moments they are created and shared, records are endowed with the qualities essential to their survival.

The ACA 2019 Program Committee welcomes all proposals from throughout Canada and beyond, and is especially interested in exploring such questions as these:

* Archivists, records managers, information and privacy managers: what divides us and what unites us? What stories can we tell about experiences with breaking down silos and initiating cooperative endeavors and total governance models? Can the partnership between archivists and other professionals lead to easily applicable, understandable cross professional standards which then can eventually turn into universal compliance requirements?

* How can we re-envision archival practices and systems to support the significant changes in society and our organizations in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Calls for Action? What is the role of archivists and our peers in amending and transforming popular understanding of both indigenous and settler peoples?

* How can we best work together and with records creators and allied professions on such digital era issues as: how to ensure that digital information management solutions (such as ECM, DAM, EDRMS) and digital archives requirements are complementary; how to extract information from old carriers; how to provide access to confidential digital records; and how to leverage the powerful role of metadata? Can we build a primer or crosswalk to avoid crosstalk?

* What is the importance of place in relation to the meaning of records? Have we understood the concept of place adequately and can we use digital tools to deepen our understanding? How has indigenous people's knowledge of their traditional territories been reflected and treated by European recordkeeping and settler archives, and what needs to change?

* How are the building blocks of the archival profession in Canada affected by all this change? Archival theory, archival ethics, the total archives concept, and appraisal methodology all present new challenges and may require new tools. Can and should we engage creators/members of the public with questions of appraisal, retention, accessibility, and access points?

ALI@Purdue will bring together archivists to prepare emerging archives leaders for how to meet the challenges and embrace the opportunities that lie ahead. Participants will engage alongside leaders and subject experts in a weeklong program that will integrate leadership best practices within the context of the archives profession. Participants will complete the Institute with increased confidence in their capabilities, while knowing they have a group of peers upon whom they can rely for continued collaboration, guidance, and support.

https://polytechnic.purdue.edu/ali
https://www.archivesleadershipinstitute.org/

ALI@Purdue will bring together archivists to prepare emerging archives leaders for how to meet the challenges and embrace the opportunities that lie ahead. Participants will engage alongside leaders and subject experts in a weeklong program that will integrate leadership best practices within the context of the archives profession. Participants will complete the Institute with increased confidence in their capabilities, while knowing they have a group of peers upon whom they can rely for continued collaboration, guidance, and support.

https://polytechnic.purdue.edu/ali
https://www.archivesleadershipinstitute.org/

52nd Georgia Archives Institute
June 10-21, 2019
Atlanta, Georgia

Designed for beginning archivists, manuscript curators, and librarians or those whose positions have expanded to include the management and care of their organization's archives or manuscript/history collection, the Georgia Archives Institute provides general instruction in core concepts and practices of archival administration and the management of traditional and modern documentary materials. Recipient of the 2016 Society of American Archivists' Distinguished Service Award, the Institute is a two-week program held at the Georgia Archives in Morrow, Georgia, near metro Atlanta, which includes six days of classroom instruction and a three-day internship.

http://www.georgiaarchivesinstitute.org/

ALI@Purdue will bring together archivists to prepare emerging archives leaders for how to meet the challenges and embrace the opportunities that lie ahead. Participants will engage alongside leaders and subject experts in a weeklong program that will integrate leadership best practices within the context of the archives profession. Participants will complete the Institute with increased confidence in their capabilities, while knowing they have a group of peers upon whom they can rely for continued collaboration, guidance, and support.

https://polytechnic.purdue.edu/ali
https://www.archivesleadershipinstitute.org/

52nd Georgia Archives Institute
June 10-21, 2019
Atlanta, Georgia

Designed for beginning archivists, manuscript curators, and librarians or those whose positions have expanded to include the management and care of their organization's archives or manuscript/history collection, the Georgia Archives Institute provides general instruction in core concepts and practices of archival administration and the management of traditional and modern documentary materials. Recipient of the 2016 Society of American Archivists' Distinguished Service Award, the Institute is a two-week program held at the Georgia Archives in Morrow, Georgia, near metro Atlanta, which includes six days of classroom instruction and a three-day internship.

http://www.georgiaarchivesinstitute.org/

ALI@Purdue will bring together archivists to prepare emerging archives leaders for how to meet the challenges and embrace the opportunities that lie ahead. Participants will engage alongside leaders and subject experts in a weeklong program that will integrate leadership best practices within the context of the archives profession. Participants will complete the Institute with increased confidence in their capabilities, while knowing they have a group of peers upon whom they can rely for continued collaboration, guidance, and support.

https://polytechnic.purdue.edu/ali
https://www.archivesleadershipinstitute.org/

52nd Georgia Archives Institute
June 10-21, 2019
Atlanta, Georgia

Designed for beginning archivists, manuscript curators, and librarians or those whose positions have expanded to include the management and care of their organization's archives or manuscript/history collection, the Georgia Archives Institute provides general instruction in core concepts and practices of archival administration and the management of traditional and modern documentary materials. Recipient of the 2016 Society of American Archivists' Distinguished Service Award, the Institute is a two-week program held at the Georgia Archives in Morrow, Georgia, near metro Atlanta, which includes six days of classroom instruction and a three-day internship.

http://www.georgiaarchivesinstitute.org/

ALI@Purdue will bring together archivists to prepare emerging archives leaders for how to meet the challenges and embrace the opportunities that lie ahead. Participants will engage alongside leaders and subject experts in a weeklong program that will integrate leadership best practices within the context of the archives profession. Participants will complete the Institute with increased confidence in their capabilities, while knowing they have a group of peers upon whom they can rely for continued collaboration, guidance, and support.

https://polytechnic.purdue.edu/ali
https://www.archivesleadershipinstitute.org/

52nd Georgia Archives Institute
June 10-21, 2019
Atlanta, Georgia

Designed for beginning archivists, manuscript curators, and librarians or those whose positions have expanded to include the management and care of their organization's archives or manuscript/history collection, the Georgia Archives Institute provides general instruction in core concepts and practices of archival administration and the management of traditional and modern documentary materials. Recipient of the 2016 Society of American Archivists' Distinguished Service Award, the Institute is a two-week program held at the Georgia Archives in Morrow, Georgia, near metro Atlanta, which includes six days of classroom instruction and a three-day internship.

http://www.georgiaarchivesinstitute.org/

ALI@Purdue will bring together archivists to prepare emerging archives leaders for how to meet the challenges and embrace the opportunities that lie ahead. Participants will engage alongside leaders and subject experts in a weeklong program that will integrate leadership best practices within the context of the archives profession. Participants will complete the Institute with increased confidence in their capabilities, while knowing they have a group of peers upon whom they can rely for continued collaboration, guidance, and support.

https://polytechnic.purdue.edu/ali
https://www.archivesleadershipinstitute.org/

52nd Georgia Archives Institute
June 10-21, 2019
Atlanta, Georgia

Designed for beginning archivists, manuscript curators, and librarians or those whose positions have expanded to include the management and care of their organization's archives or manuscript/history collection, the Georgia Archives Institute provides general instruction in core concepts and practices of archival administration and the management of traditional and modern documentary materials. Recipient of the 2016 Society of American Archivists' Distinguished Service Award, the Institute is a two-week program held at the Georgia Archives in Morrow, Georgia, near metro Atlanta, which includes six days of classroom instruction and a three-day internship.

http://www.georgiaarchivesinstitute.org/

ALI@Purdue will bring together archivists to prepare emerging archives leaders for how to meet the challenges and embrace the opportunities that lie ahead. Participants will engage alongside leaders and subject experts in a weeklong program that will integrate leadership best practices within the context of the archives profession. Participants will complete the Institute with increased confidence in their capabilities, while knowing they have a group of peers upon whom they can rely for continued collaboration, guidance, and support.

https://polytechnic.purdue.edu/ali
https://www.archivesleadershipinstitute.org/

52nd Georgia Archives Institute
June 10-21, 2019
Atlanta, Georgia

Designed for beginning archivists, manuscript curators, and librarians or those whose positions have expanded to include the management and care of their organization's archives or manuscript/history collection, the Georgia Archives Institute provides general instruction in core concepts and practices of archival administration and the management of traditional and modern documentary materials. Recipient of the 2016 Society of American Archivists' Distinguished Service Award, the Institute is a two-week program held at the Georgia Archives in Morrow, Georgia, near metro Atlanta, which includes six days of classroom instruction and a three-day internship.

http://www.georgiaarchivesinstitute.org/

52nd Georgia Archives Institute
June 10-21, 2019
Atlanta, Georgia

Designed for beginning archivists, manuscript curators, and librarians or those whose positions have expanded to include the management and care of their organization's archives or manuscript/history collection, the Georgia Archives Institute provides general instruction in core concepts and practices of archival administration and the management of traditional and modern documentary materials. Recipient of the 2016 Society of American Archivists' Distinguished Service Award, the Institute is a two-week program held at the Georgia Archives in Morrow, Georgia, near metro Atlanta, which includes six days of classroom instruction and a three-day internship.

http://www.georgiaarchivesinstitute.org/

52nd Georgia Archives Institute
June 10-21, 2019
Atlanta, Georgia

Designed for beginning archivists, manuscript curators, and librarians or those whose positions have expanded to include the management and care of their organization's archives or manuscript/history collection, the Georgia Archives Institute provides general instruction in core concepts and practices of archival administration and the management of traditional and modern documentary materials. Recipient of the 2016 Society of American Archivists' Distinguished Service Award, the Institute is a two-week program held at the Georgia Archives in Morrow, Georgia, near metro Atlanta, which includes six days of classroom instruction and a three-day internship.

http://www.georgiaarchivesinstitute.org/

52nd Georgia Archives Institute
June 10-21, 2019
Atlanta, Georgia

Designed for beginning archivists, manuscript curators, and librarians or those whose positions have expanded to include the management and care of their organization's archives or manuscript/history collection, the Georgia Archives Institute provides general instruction in core concepts and practices of archival administration and the management of traditional and modern documentary materials. Recipient of the 2016 Society of American Archivists' Distinguished Service Award, the Institute is a two-week program held at the Georgia Archives in Morrow, Georgia, near metro Atlanta, which includes six days of classroom instruction and a three-day internship.

http://www.georgiaarchivesinstitute.org/