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  • Inaugural Meeting - Emerging Professionals and Students Special Interest Section

    • 6 Jun 2023
    • 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
    • Meeting Via Zoom
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    Emerging Professionals and Students - Special Interest Section

    Inaugural Meeting

    On Tuesday June 6 we will have our inaugural Zoom meeting for the ACA special interest section for students and emerging professionals.

    The inaugural meeting of the new Special Interest Section will provide emerging professionals and students from a diversity of institutions and programs with opportunities to meet and network on a regular basis.


    The meeting will be at 1:00 PM ET/ 10:00 AM PT.
    At this meeting we will:
    Introduce ourselves and what we this SIS might accomplish;
    Establish terms of reference for the SIS;
    Brainstorm scope of action, goals, and other activities for the SIS.



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  • Governance Committee Meeting

    • 6 Jun 2023
    • 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
    • Zoom

    The ACA Governance Committee meets monthly the first Tuesday of each month. 

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  • Canadian Archives Town Hall - Museum Policy Renewal Process

    • 7 Jun 2023
    • 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
    • Via Zoom
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    Museum Policy Review - Town Hall

    June 7, 2023 Online

    *** Le français suit ***


    What: CANADIAN ARCHIVES TOWN HALL re: MUSEUM POLICY RENEWAL PROCESS
    Date: WEDNESDAY JUNE 7, 2023
    When: 10am-12noon (PST) / 1-3pm (EST)
    Where: Zoom meeting
    Registration link: https://archivists.ca/event-5281059

    Your attendance is requested at a virtual, national Canadian Archives Town Hall being jointly hosted by the Association of Canadian Archivists and the Canadian Council of Archives. The purpose of this town hall is to receive your direct input into the Museum Policy renewal consultation process. Policy Analysts from the Department of Canadian Heritage who have been working on the Museum Policy renewal process will also be in attendance as observers. Simultaneous English-French translation will be provided.

    Volunteer note takers will be recording input provided during the Town Hall; however, because we expect a large turnout to this event, it is likely not everyone will have the opportunity to speak. Therefore, please ENSURE YOUR INPUT IS WRITTEN DOWN before this Town Hall event. If you do not get the opportunity to contribute directly to the conversation, PLEASE email your feedback to acapresident@archivists.ca. All recorded and emailed feedback contributed to this Town Hall will be compiled and submitted directly to the Department of Canadian Heritage for consideration into their policy renewal process. 

    HOW TO PREPARE:
    If you haven't already, please take some time to review the policy documentation provided on the PCH website [ https://www.canada.ca/en/canadian-heritage/campaigns/renewal-museum-policy.html ]  as well as the "Preliminary Results of Museum Policy Stakeholder Survey" (Dec. 2022) provided on the ACA website [ https://archivists.ca/Latest-News-Announcements/13063862 ]. We cannot stress enough how critical your participation in this process is. Why? Because according to the PCH website linked above, "the next Museum Policy, for the period beyond 2023, will set out aspirations for the museums of the future and have an impact on how we protect our heritage and how Canadians will be able to access it. These aspirations will be supported through a RANGE OF FUNDING PROGRAMS, LEGISLATIVE MEASURES, AND SERVICES." PCH uses the umbrella term "museum" to encompass "heritage institutions, including museums, art galleries, ARCHIVES, heritage sites, botanical gardens and zoos," and therefore a new policy will be one which directly impacts all federal funding structures to which archives and archivists can apply for the next 30-plus years!

    As archivists, archival practitioners, and record keepers, the time is now to provide our input into the 5 themes identified in the PCH "Discussion Guide" and to actively demonstrate our community's requirement for change to a policy and federal funding framework that has never fully supported our professional obligations and requirements. So, no matter what stage you are in your career, please share your input on JUNE 7 so together we can lobby for the policy changes we so desperately need! 

    Yours in archival solidarity, 

    Erica Hernandez-Read, President
    Association of Canadian Archivists 

    Yves A. Lapointe, Chairperson
    Canadian Council of Archives
    And

    Cynthia Viau-Mainville, Présidente
    Association des archivistes du Québec

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    Quoi : Assemblée générale archivistique pancanadienne re : Consultation sur le RENOUVELLEMENT DE LA POLITIQUE muséale du Canada
    Date : mercredi 7 juin 2023
    Quand : 10h-12h (PST) / 13h-15h (EST)
    Endroit : Réunion Zoom
    Lien d'inscription : https://archivists.ca/event-5281059

    Bonjour chers collègues archivistes, 

    Vous êtes cordialement invité et encouragé à participer à une réunion virtuelle nationale des Archives canadiennes organisée conjointement par l'Association Canadienne des archivistes et le Conseil canadien des archives, et l'Associations des archivistes du Québec. L'objectif de cette réunion est de vous permettre de participer directement au processus de consultation du renouvellement de la politique muséale. Des analystes politiques du ministère du Patrimoine canadien qui ont travaillé sur le processus de renouvellement de la politique muséale seront également présents en tant qu'observateurs. 

    Des bénévoles prendront note des interventions lors de la réunion publique ; cependant, comme nous nous attendons à une forte participation à cet événement, il est probable que tout le monde n'ait pas l'occasion de s'exprimer. Par conséquent, nous vous recommandons fortement de vous ASSURER d'avoir votre texte écrit avant l'assemblée générale. Ainsi, si vous n'avez pas l'occasion de de vous exprimer directement, vous pourrez envoyer vos commentaires par courriel à acapresident@archivists.ca. Tous les commentaires enregistrés et envoyés par courriel dans le cadre de cette assemblée publique seront compilés et soumis directement au ministère du Patrimoine canadien pour qu'il en tienne compte dans son processus de renouvellement de la politique. 

    COMMENT SE PRÉPARER :
    Si vous ne l'avez pas encore fait, veuillez prendre le temps d'examiner la documentation politique fournie sur le site web de PCH [https://www.canada.ca/fr/patrimoine-canadien/campagnes/renouvellement-politique-museale.html
    ainsi que les  résultats préliminaires "Preliminary Results of Museum Policy Stakeholder Survey" (Déc. 2022) fournis sur le site web de l'ACA. [ https://archivists.ca/Latest-News-Announcements/13063862 ]

    Nous ne saurions trop insister sur l'importance de votre participation à ce processus. Pourquoi ? Parce que, selon le site Web de PCH dont le lien figure ci-dessus, " la prochaine politique muséale, pour la période postérieure à 2023, énoncera les aspirations des musées de l'avenir et aura une incidence sur la façon dont nous protégeons notre patrimoine et dont les Canadiens pourront y avoir accès. Ces aspirations seront soutenues par un ENSEMBLE DE PROGRAMMES DE FINANCEMENT, DE MESURES LÉGISLATIVES ET DE SERVICES". PCH utilise le terme générique de "musée" pour englober "les institutions patrimoniales, y compris les musées, les galeries d'art, les ARCHIVES, les sites patrimoniaux, les jardins botaniques et les zoos". Par conséquent, une nouvelle politique aura un impact direct sur toutes les structures de financement fédérales auxquelles les archives et les archivistes pourront s'adresser au cours des 30 prochaines années et plus !

    En tant qu'archivistes, gestionnaires de documents, le moment est venu d'apporter notre contribution aux cinq thèmes identifiés dans le "Guide de discussion" de PCH et de démontrer activement la nécessité pour notre communauté d'influer pour modifier une politique et un cadre de financement fédéral qui n'ont jamais pleinement soutenu nos obligations, nos exigences professionnelles et nos besoins. Alors, quelle que soit l'étape à laquelle vous vous trouvez dans votre carrière, venez exprimer votre voix le 7 JUIN afin qu'ensemble nous puissions faire pression pour obtenir les changements de politique dont nous avons si désespérément besoin ! 

    Archivistiquement solidaires!

    Erica Hernandez-Read, Présidente
    Association of Canadian Archivists 

    Yves A. Lapointe, Président
    Conseil canadien des archives

    et

    Cynthia Viau-Mainville, Présidente
    Association des archivistes du Québec




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  • Public Awareness and Advocacy Committee Meeting

    • 8 Jun 2023
    • 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM

    The Public Awareness and Advocacy Committee meets monthly on the second Thursday.

    If you have an issue you wish to raise, please submit this form:

    https://archivists.ca/PAA-Issue-Submissions



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  • ACA Annual General Meeting

    • 14 Jun 2023
    • 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
    • Via Zoom
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    ACA Annual General Meeting

    2023 June 14 Online via Zoom

    Join the ACA Board of Directors on Tuesday, June 14, 2023 1:00 pm ET / 10:00 am PT for the Annual General Meeting. The meeting agenda will include board reports, an update on ACA activities, including committees, SISs and Student Chapters. Members will also have an opportunity to review ACA audit documents and the ACA budget material.

    This meeting will take place online, via Zoom.  The agenda and supporting documents are available online in the June 2023 Bulletin.

    The results of the 2023 election will be announced and members will be able to meet the new ACA 2023-2025 board members.

    Institutional members are reminded to ensure that a designated delegate has been entered into your membership profile to ensure your delegate receives the online voting link and information regarding the AGM.


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  • Communications Committee Meeting - June

    • 14 Jun 2023
    • 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
    • Zoom

    The Communications Committee meets the second Wednesday of each month. 


    If you have news you wish to share - please let us know!

    Member News Submission: Communications and Social Media

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  • Membership Committee Meeting

    • 21 Jun 2023
    • 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
    • Zoom

    The Membership Committee meets on the third Wednesday of each month. 

    The committee is currently looking for volunteers. It's a great way to learn about the association and gain excellent experience.

    https://archivists_ca.formstack.com/forms/aca_volunteer_form


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  • ACA 2023: Belonging - Considering archival bonds and disconnects

    • 28 Jun 2023
    • 9:00 AM (ADT)
    • 1 Jul 2023
    • 11:30 PM (ADT)
    • In Person - Charlottetown at the Delta PEI
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    ACA 2023: Belonging - Considering archival bonds and disconnects

    City: Charlottetown 

    Dates: June 28 to July 1, 2023 at the Delta Hotels by Marriott, Prince Edward Island  

    Format: In Person

    Accommodation

    For more information about accommodation and the room block, see here: 2023_Conference Accommodation

    Conference Rates and Important Dates

    • Early Bird Registration is from March 15, 2023 to May 15, 2023. (Closed)
    • Regular Registration rates are from May 16, 2023 to June 18, 2023.
    • Onsite Registration rates are from June 19, 2023. 

    At-a-Glance and Selecting Sessions

    Over the next several weeks, the Conference At-a-Glance will be updated with additional information or minor details as they become available. See here for a link to the conference program. Please note that the conference registration form asks you to select sessions you plan on attending. If you do not know at this time, you can indicate that you do not know. The Secretariat can assist you with editing your selection as may be needed.This information will help the team plan for session and event attendance.

    Social Activities

    This year's annual conference is taking place a little later than it has been in the past. The Host Team has planned activities that will provide opportunities to enjoy with family and colleagues at the end of each day. In the coming weeks, watch for blogs, emails, and updated information about restaurant suggestions, tours, and ideas to extend your stay.

    Conference App

    Again this year, ACA 2023 has a free, official app via the Whova platform. There will be a virtual 'swag bag' that will provide conference attendees with access to discounts at local venues and activities. Stay tuned for more details.

    Registrants will be notified when the conference app is ready.  At that time, you will be invited to download Whova to your desktop or mobile device, and you will be able to:

    • View the event agenda and plan your schedule
    • Access live sessions and recordings and utilize the session Q&A
    • Set up virtual meet-ups with your fellow attendees to connect remotely
    • Converse through various discussion Topics in the community Board
    • Access presentation documents and slides
    Association of Canadian Archivists Foundation

    For the first time since 2019, the ACAF will host its annual auction to raise funds to support bursaries, travel grants, and scholarships for ACA members, emerging professionals in particular. If you have an item you wish to donate or if you wish to craft, create, or make an item for auction, please reach out to the ACAF Secretariat: acaf@archivists.ca. You can submit items here: https://archivists_ca.formstack.com/forms/aca_foundation_annual_auction_call_for_items

    Tax receipts will be issued as outlined by CRA guidelines. We will be using the FollowMyBid app again this year so that folks not able to attend in person will be able to be part of the auction.

    Trade Show and Exhibitors


    There are also opportunities to be part of this year's trade show. You can register here: ACA 2023 Trade Show - Exhibitors

    Advertising and Sponsorship

    This  version of the annual ACA annual conference will attract more than 225 archivists and record keepers working in the archives and communities across Canada, the USA and internationally.

    Conference sponsorship allows you to reach this influential group of professionals, leaders and decision-makers.

    See here for more information: Advertising, Sponsorship and Support - ACA 2023: Belonging - Considering archival bonds and disconnects


      Aerial image of Charlottetown, PEI at dusk. View of the Delta PEI and the harbour. Image provided by Tourism PEI.

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        • Pre-Conference Workshop: Quill Work on Birch Bark

          • 28 Jun 2023
          • 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM (ADT)
          • In-Person Delta PEI, Charlottetown and online via Zoom
          • 13
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          Pre-Conference Workshop: Quill Work on Birch Bark


          Pre-Conference Workshop: Quill Work on Birch Bark

          Quill work is an ancient artwork that inspired the Mi’kmaq, or the porcupine people, to create such beautiful pieces of art that are now kept in museums all over the world for their beauty and timeless creativity. In this experience you will be able to work with a skilled artisan and create your own decorative birch bark circle to take home with you while learning about the rich and beautiful history of the Mi’kmaq on PEI.

          This art form has been passed down from generation to generation and now it is your time to learn this amazing skill.

           

          Workshop Details:

          Date: Wednesday, June 28, 2023

          Time: 10:00 am to 12:00 pm AT.

          Location: This workshop will take place at the Delta, PEI, the room location will be emailed to attendees in advance of the workshop.

           

          The capacity for the workshop is 25 participants.

           

          Costs: 

          ACA Members: $75

          Non-Members: $85

          ACA Members - students / precariously employed: $50


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        • ACA 2023 Hybrid Pre-Conference Workshop:Introduction to Archival Digital Accessibility

          • 28 Jun 2023
          • 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM (ADT)
          • In-Person Delta PEI, Charlottetown and online via Zoom
          • 7
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          ACA 2023: Belonging - Considering archival bonds and disconnects

          Introduction to Archival Digital Accessibility

          Pre-Conference Workshop

          Today, more than ever before, those who work with archival digital materials rely on websites, images, PDF documents, audio, and video, to connect with researchers and the public.

          Lowering barriers to make digital materials more accessible is crucial for the one out of five Canadians, who identify as having disabilities. As well, some of the 1.3 billion people worldwide may also be using Canadian archival digital materials.

          There is also provincial and Federal accessibility and human rights legislation across Canada that may require many of us working with archival digital materials, to identify and lower barriers for people with disabilities.
          Lowering barriers makes access easier and more inclusive, and provides a sense of belonging for those of us who have disabilities.

          In this workshop, learn the basics on how to start identifying and lowering barriers. The first part of the workshop will focus on 'why' digital accessibility is important for people with disabilities, and what legislation may apply to your work. This will include information on who may be accessing your digital materials, and what technologies may be used. There will be one or two live demonstrations of some popular technologies.

          The second part of the workshop will focus on the basics of the 'what' and 'how'. You will learn practical tips that can be used right away, to help make digital materials more accessible and inclusive. The workshop is geared to a beginner and intermediate audience. No technical expertise is required, just have an interest in the subject.

          What You Will Learn:

          • How digital barriers impact people with a wide range of disabilities.
          • The basics of accessibility and human rights legislation in Canada, and how it may impact your work with archival digital materials.
          • What kinds of software and hardware people may use to access your archival digital materials, with at least one live demonstration.
          • Practical tips, and some tools, to help you to start identifying and removing barriers to make your archival digital materials more accessible.
          • Hands-on exercises to practice some of the tips, so you can apply your knowledge right away to identify and lower barriers in your digital materials.

          Outline  

          • Introductions-10 minutes
          • Part 1: Different disabilities, legislation, technologies with live demo- 40 minutes
          • Part 1 Interaction: Questions will be asked about each area, so some discussion will take place.
          • Break-10 minutes
          • Part 2: Practical Tips-50 minutes
          • Part 2 Interaction: In each tip area, examples will be shown, we will work through them, and solo, or group, exercises will be provided for most tip areas.
          • Question Period-10 minutes
          • Question Period Interaction: Attendees will ask questions, and discussion will take place.
          Please note: This workshop will take place in person and using Zoom. The session will be recorded and accessible for 7 (days) to participants.

          Costs: 

          ACA Members: $ 50.00

          Non-Members: $ 75.00

          ACA Members - students / precariously employed: $25.00

          ACA Members - subsidized: $ 0 (please reach out to the ACA Secretariat for the application).

          Workshop Facilitator:

          Lisa Snider is CNSA MemoryNS Support Specialist and AABC MemoryBC Coordinator. She is a digital archivist, and since 2010, has worked with digital and hybrid collections in North America, including at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights. Lisa's passion in life is working with website, document, audio, video, and social media accessibility. She shares her knowledge with others to lower barriers, and make digital materials more accessible for people with different disabilities. Lisa has worked with, and helped create, accessibility legislation across Canada. She has worked with digital accessibility since 1999, and collaborates with Microsoft to improve their product accessibility.

          Head shot, workshop facilitator, Lisa Snider.

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        • ACA 2023 In Person Pre-Conference Workshop: “Artificial Intelligence and Archives: the I Trust AI Research Project.

          • 28 Jun 2023
          • 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM (ADT)
          • In-Person Delta PEI, Charlottetown
          • 38
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          Pre-Conference Workshop

          “Artificial Intelligence and Archives: the I Trust AI Research Project.”


          When: June 28, 2023, Delta PEI Charlottetown

          Time: 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM AT

          Capacity: 50 participants

          The ongoing availability, accessibility, and trustworthiness of public records is under threat, due to sociotechnical changes that have left our public institutions staggering under an overwhelming abundance, complexity, and lack of control of records. Without automated means of processing, we will increasingly lose control of public records, and ultimately, the public will lose trust in archives. However, implementing automated solutions - especially Artificial Intelligence solutions - raises a whole new set of costs and risks, from the expenses involved in implementing systems, to the risks of privacy breach, bias and discrimination, and loss of discretion.

          This workshop will explain the fundamental ideas on which AI is based, discuss types of AI tools available, and identify both the advantages and issues presented by their use on records and archives. It will then outline the way the new InterPARES project, I Trust AI, aims to determine how the records and archives community can develop its own AI tools based on archival principles, and leverage them to support society's demand for trustworthy public records. Finally, it will present some of the studies that are being carried out by the I Trust AI researchers, and their outcomes to date, and will involve the workshop participants in the analysis and discussion of such outcomes.

          Outline:
          • Muhammad Abdul Mageed and Peter Sullivan will explain types of AI systems and tools.
          • Luciana Duranti will present what kind of tools are needed by the profession vs those that have been used to date, and the reasons why the 5th phase of the InterPARES project will be necessary.
          • Corinne Rogers will discuss the structure of the I Trust AI project and, with Peter Sullivan, provide an overview of the studies in progress
          • Tracey Lauriault will discuss two I Trust AI case studies about the preservation of digital twins and smart grids
          • The participants will be divided in 4 groups, each chaired by one of the speakers, to discuss the studies and propose additional studies
          • The participants will rejoin to discuss the new proposals

          Learning Outcomes

          The participants will learn to:

          • recognize different types of AI tools
          • identify the type of tool needed for different archival functions and activities
          • assess the conditions required for the use of AI tools (e.g. amount of terabytes of digitized material)
          • understand what is feasible and what is not
          • learn what current research is being done on the use of AI in archives
          Workshop Instructors

          Muhammad Abdul-Mageed is Canada Research Chair in Natural Language Processing and Machine Learning. His research focuses on deep representation learning and natural language socio-pragmatics, with two main goals: (1) development of `social’ machines for improved human health, safer social networking, and reduced information overload; and (2) use of machine learning as a vehicle for making discoveries with and about human language. He is currently leading several funded projects, including InterPARES Trust AI, and has been funded by SSHRC, NSERC, CFI, Google, Amazon, AMD, among others.
          Luciana Duranti is a Professor at the UBC School of Information, where she teaches archival diplomatics, appraisal, preservation of digital records, and history of recordkeeping. Her research aims to find solutions to digital record issues that can be universally applied. Since 1998, she has been the Director of InterPARES (International Research on Permanent Authentic Records in Electronic Systems), a multi-national and multi-disciplinary research project studying the long-term preservation of authentic electronic records, which is now in its 5th phase. She has been the lead investigator also for other SSHRC-funded projects, such as Records in the Clouds and Digital Records Forensics.
          Corinne Rogers is the Project Coordinator for InterPARES Trust AI (UBC, 2021-2026), a multidisciplinary, international partnership researching the uses and applicability of Artificial Intelligence in archival workflows to ensure trust and trustworthiness of records and data. She is an adjunct professor in the UBC School of Information, where she teaches diplomatics and digital preservation.  She was most recently a Systems Archivist at Artefactual Systems, lead developers and organizational home to open source projects for digital preservation, AccessToMemory (AtoM) and Archivematica.
          Peter Sullivan is a Graduate Academic Assistant working under Luciana and Muhammad. His research focuses on Speech Processing, particularly Automatic Speech Recognition and classification (State Detection, Language and Dialect ID). Prior to returning to academia, he was a high-school Computer Science teacher, and brings with him his passion for demystifying complex technologies.
          Tracey P. Lauriault           is Associate Professor, Critical Media and Big Data, School of Journalism and Communications, Cross Appointed to Digital Humanities, and board member of the Institute for Data Science at Carleton University in Canada. She a founder of the field critical data studies, open data and Open Smart Cities. As a data and technological citizen, she examines large and small data and technology systems to make them more just, inclusive, equitable and environmentally sustainable. https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1847-2738

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        • Advertising, Sponsorship and Support - ACA 2023: Belonging - Considering archival bonds and disconnects

          • 28 Jun 2023
          • 12:00 PM
          • 1 Jul 2023
          • 11:30 PM
          • In Person, onsite, Charlottetown at the Delta PEI
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          Annual Conference: June 28 to July 1, 2023

           ACA 2023: Belonging - Considering archival bonds and disconnects

          Why sponsor this national conference?

          In 2020 and 2021, the ACA pivoted to host two successful online conferences. In 2022, the ACA hosted its first ever hybrid annual conference. In 2023, for the first time since 2019 (Toronto), the ACA annual conference will take place in person at the Delta PEI, located on the water close to many amenities and sites to see.

          This  version of the annual ACA annual conference will attract more than 225 archivists and record keepers working in the archives and communities across Canada, the USA and internationally.

          Conference sponsorship allows you to reach this influential group of professionals, leaders and decision-makers.

          Exciting marketing opportunities are provided that will enable your organization to:

          Obtain valuable exposure and prominence with current and potential clients

          Increase corporate and organizational visibility

          Show your organization's commitment to supporting  the diverse community of archivists and record keepers and the important work undertaken to preserving the records of today for future generations.

          Four conference sponsorship levels to choose from … with benefits and recognition for your organization

          Sponsorship Levels

          • Partner from $ 250
          • Bronze from $750
          • Silver from $1250
          • Gold from $2750
          • Platinum from $5000

          Acknowledgements and Advertising Opportunities

          Whova Conference App: This year, the ACA will be using Whova, a networking and engagement conference app to support this year's conference.  All supporters will be listed in the app. We will also be using banners to highlight the support of our sponsors.

          ACA Bulletin: The Bulletin presents the Association's annual reports to over 600 individual & institutional members.  Contents include program and project results as well as financial results for the year.  Posted to the web, each issue remains accessible to Members into the future.  Production size is 8.5 x 11.

          Conference Programs:  Published prior to the annual conference, the Program contains detailed descriptions of sessions and social events. It is posted on the web, reaching all delegates and is accessible to the international archives community.

          Please contact the ACA Secretariat with any questions you may have.


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        • ACA 2023 Trade Show - Exhibitors

          • 29 Jun 2023
          • 8:30 AM
          • 30 Jun 2023
          • 5:30 PM
          • Delta PEI Charlottetown
          • 14
          • 10 registrants
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          ACA's 48th Annual Conference
          Belonging - Considering archival bonds and disconnects

          Trade Show - Exhibitors

           In Person and Virtual Options


          City: Charlottetown

          Dates: June 28 to July 1, 2023 at the Delta Hotels by Marriott, Prince Edward Island 

          Please see here for a link to accommodation: https://archivists.ca/2023_Conference-Accommodation/

          Format: In Person

          The 2023 Trade Show will take place on Thursday, June 29 and Friday June 30, 2023 at the Delta, PEI in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.
          This year, we will be meeting in person.  We are expecting more than 225 delegates from across Canada, the USA and internationally to attend in person.

          The Trade Show offers an excellent opportunity if your firm is seeking to demonstrate your products or services to leading archivists.
          •    Exhibitor Booth provided within Whova app
          •    Link to Exhibitor Booth page disseminated via ACA Conference social media accounts (Twitter, Instagram,LinkedIn)
          •    Opportunity to submit a brief (max. 3 minute) pre-recorded video re: services and/or products for inclusion on the conference Whova platform
          •    Conference registration for 2 Exhibitor representatives, access to sessions, and all conference refreshment breaks and lunches on June 29 and June 30.
          •    Cost: $1200.00 per booth flat fee

          The ACA recognizes that it may not be possible for exhibitors to attend in person.  Exhibitors may also interact with conference attendees using, Whova, the ACA's conference app.


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