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In the last session before #ACA2024AB closing keynote, 13C Something for Everyone: How LAC and RBCM are Centring User Needs in Spaces and Services with Lisa Tremblay-Goodyer, Marnie Burnham, and Emma Wright is live now!
Exciting to see the ongoing work for the new @LibraryArchives and @BCArchives spaces coming in 2026, especially in the context of discussions around inclusive design and user-centred spaces throughout this conference #ACA2024AB
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If you have enjoyed this session and feel called to enact change, please consider signing the Call to Action Against Genocide: Archivists and Memory Workers in Solidarity with Palestine and Palestinian Colleagues. forms.gle/GUq2MzYtddEt9zRZ9
Currently chairing this afternoon’s session, 8D Future-proofing: Centring Care Now for Disability Archives Tomorrow with Gracen Brilmyer, Grace Isibor, and Sam Pappas #ACA2024AB
So many potential avenues from the presenters’ research for archival workers to use in centring disabled people in their work, considering inclusive access and design, representation in records and leadership, and a broader disability consciousness #ACA2024AB
Looking forward to future research and the disability digital archive from the @DisArchivesLab team! #ACA2024AB
Starting soon, #ACA2024AB session 6B Holistic Archives with Jennifer Douglas, Ada Bierling, Alyssa Hyduk, and Caitlin Bakker!
What insightful and thought-provoking discussions, considering how care-centred practices in community spaces can inspire institutional archives, what can and should be shared online, and how to represent born-digital vs analog records in collections #ACA2024AB
A great start to #ACA2024AB, really appreciated the session from Erin Suliak, Patti Bannister, and Sharon Murray on preparing for natural disasters. Great resources from @ArchivesInNS and an emphasis on self-care resources and being prepared for unpredictable human responses
Looking forward to tomorrow's opening keynote from Amber Paquette! A reminder that #ACA2024AB is following Mountain Time so it'll be 9am MT!
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For Filipino Heritage Month, you can listen to digitized audio recordings from an oral history project that documented the experiences of 30 Filipino people who immigrated to Manitoba between 1959-1975. Learn more and listen online in Keystone: bit.ly/3yFFYow
One more weekend until the conference! I'll be moderating some sessions next week, looking forward seeing folks there! #ACA2024AB
The final program for the #ACA2024AB conference is available now! The Pheedloop conference app is also now live for those who have registered. Click here to take a look at the program and register: pheedloop.com/ACA2024/site/h….
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Bus drivers refused to transport protestors from last night's Seder in the Streets to the precinct, forcing cops to drive the busses. Power and solidarity to the union bus drivers with @twu100 who refuse to collaborate with the NYPD, which commandeers MTA busses for mass arrests.
Great morning session at #BCLA2024 with Haroon Bajwa, Toby Mueller, and LeeAnne Smith on how to incorporate restorative practices into interactions with patrons and staff and how libraries can educate public on RJ resources
So incredible to have an opening keynote from @edrabinski at @ALALibrary on current attacks on libraries, empowering library workers and supporters of libraries to lead policy discussions and decisions, and the simple statement: “libraries do good work” #BCLA2024
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This treasure from the @nikkeimuse archives is rare as only a few of photographer Paul Louis Okamura's photographs of Japanese Canadians, like this one of his three daughters, still exist.
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Treasures from the @nikkeimuse: Unframing this beautiful sumi-e painting in the museum's collection unveils a surprising discovery about its artist.
For more: wp.me/p4pH38-3Nd
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This treasure from the @nikkeimuse is a photo of a group of women around new mother Mata Banno and her newborn baby. Robert Tadashi Banno was the first baby born in Tashme internment camp in 1943.
For more: wp.me/p4pH38-3NC
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Just one week to go! The #DecolonizingConference is almost here. From Nov 9-11, 2023, we'll be exploring vital discussions on decolonization. Get ready for insightful sessions, engaging speakers, and transformative dialogues. #CountdownCountdown #JoinUs #RegisterToday
