What’s on SAA’s “radar screen”? In February 2005, Council members identified about a dozen threats and challenges that are of critical concern to the archival profession. In order to be considered as a “strategic issue,” each had to pass muster as having “greatest impact on the association’s membership” and being “within the association’s capacity to act upon effectively.” Each issue statement was “reduced to single-sentence statements that define an arc of tension between two variables.
On 2 July 1979 a new administrator of GSA, Admiral Rowland G. Freeman III, took office after a disti...
This Sampler offers examples of the ways in which you can build advocacy efforts, discussing some of...
I have personal ties to recent advocacy issues. Funding for my first job as an archivist came from t...
At a time when America’s role in world affairs has increasingly been questioned by many people in th...
This essay is written by an archivist primarily for archivists, but its content concerns a subject--...
In August 2015, the newly hired archivist was tasked to conduct an assessment on the state of the De...
Advocacy and Awareness for Archivists is at once a practical guide and a call to action to consisten...
The most striking feature of the American archival profession in recent years is its ongoing search ...
Archivists serve many constituencies and often find themselves mediating conflicting interests among...
Indicators on 11 archival topics measure the efficiency of those who curate the world's knowledge in...
The convergence trend compels many archivists, librarians and museum professionals to work together...
Since 1989 the Society of American Archivists (SAA) has been developing a nationwide strategy for th...
"Archival Outlook (ISSN 1520-3379) is published six times a year and distributed as a membership ben...
Archeota is a platform for SJSU iSchool students to contribute to the archival conversation. It is w...
One of my favorite Mark Twain quotes is: “Everyone complains about the weather, but no one does anyt...
On 2 July 1979 a new administrator of GSA, Admiral Rowland G. Freeman III, took office after a disti...
This Sampler offers examples of the ways in which you can build advocacy efforts, discussing some of...
I have personal ties to recent advocacy issues. Funding for my first job as an archivist came from t...
At a time when America’s role in world affairs has increasingly been questioned by many people in th...
This essay is written by an archivist primarily for archivists, but its content concerns a subject--...
In August 2015, the newly hired archivist was tasked to conduct an assessment on the state of the De...
Advocacy and Awareness for Archivists is at once a practical guide and a call to action to consisten...
The most striking feature of the American archival profession in recent years is its ongoing search ...
Archivists serve many constituencies and often find themselves mediating conflicting interests among...
Indicators on 11 archival topics measure the efficiency of those who curate the world's knowledge in...
The convergence trend compels many archivists, librarians and museum professionals to work together...
Since 1989 the Society of American Archivists (SAA) has been developing a nationwide strategy for th...
"Archival Outlook (ISSN 1520-3379) is published six times a year and distributed as a membership ben...
Archeota is a platform for SJSU iSchool students to contribute to the archival conversation. It is w...
One of my favorite Mark Twain quotes is: “Everyone complains about the weather, but no one does anyt...
On 2 July 1979 a new administrator of GSA, Admiral Rowland G. Freeman III, took office after a disti...
This Sampler offers examples of the ways in which you can build advocacy efforts, discussing some of...
I have personal ties to recent advocacy issues. Funding for my first job as an archivist came from t...