Madison, Wisconsin (May 5–7, 2022)
Our conference theme of “Moving Archives Forward" is a nod to the state’s motto “Forward,” adopted in 1851 and meant to signify Wisconsin’s continuous drive to be a national leader. This also provides a useful lens through which to examine the archival profession. What are some of the professional, environmental, societal, and cultural factors that affect the way we move forward, the way we see trends, and the way we identify challenges and opportunities? How are we leaders? The city of Madison is located on ancestral Ho-Chunk land, a place their nation has called Teejop (day-JOPE) since time immemorial.
Presentation
Fires, Pandemics, and Silenced Voices in Archival Collections: Processing, Access, and Outreach in Times of Disaster
Ryan Leimkuehler, Lori Curtis, Sara K Kearns, Veronica Denison, Benn Joseph and Lina Rosenbergfoley
2022-05-06 Moving Archives Forward: The 2022 MAC Annual Meeting
Building the Plane While It’s Flying: Moving an Oral History Program Forward while Creating an Oral History Program
Alexis Braun Marks, Matt Jones, Jolie Diepenhorst, Katherine Delahoyde and Cheyenne Travioli
2022-05-06 Moving Archives Forward: The 2022 MAC Annual Meeting
New Leadership Models at Four Big Ten Special Collections Libraries
David Pavelich, Mary Ellen Ducey, Leslie McRoberts and Jennifer Meehan
2022-05-07 Moving Archives Forward: The 2022 MAC Annual Meeting
Digitization for Engagement in the Pandemic and Beyond
Laurinda Weisse, Jaycie Vos, Tessa Wakefield and Kristina Warner
2022-05-07 Moving Archives Forward: The 2022 MAC Annual Meeting
Forward Progres: Diverse Digital Preservation Perspectives
Daniel W. Noonan, Daniel Hartwig and Amy M. Moorman
2022-05-06 Moving Archives Forward: The 2022 MAC Annual Meeting