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SUMMARY:Exploring the unexplored: the research landscape of archival studies in the next five years
DESCRIPTION:12:00am – 1:30am GMT \nVarious new ideas and disruptive technologies are changing our world and have impact on archival studies. This workshop aims to initiate an international discussion to identify the ideas and the technologies that are impacting or will impact archival studies\, and to explore their impact and the research landscape that archival community might focus on in the next five years. The proposers will introduce briefly their survey on this topic\, and then will host a discussion.\n\nOrganizers: Feng Huiling (Renmin University)\, Lian Zhiying (Shanghai University); Qu Chunmei (Shandong University); Zhou Wenhong (Sichuan University); Pan Weimei (Tianjin Normal University); Wang Ning (Renmin University); Li Mengqiu (Renmin University)
URL:https://aeri.website/event/aeri2020-exploring-the-unexplored-the-research-landscape-of-archival-studies-in-the-next-five-years/
CATEGORIES:AERI Week 2020
ORGANIZER;CN="Lian Zhiying (Shanghai University)":MAILTO:ellen_lian@hotmail.com
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SUMMARY:Oz Breakfast
DESCRIPTION:11:00pm – 12:00am GMT \nA joy of AERI is the new people that you run into and the conversations that you end up having over breakfast. A drop-in session to share breakfast\, brunch\, lunch\, dinner\, supper or midnight feasts wherever you may be in the world.
URL:https://aeri.website/event/aeri2020-oz-breakfast-tuesday/
LOCATION:Zoom details will be provided
CATEGORIES:AERI Week 2020
ORGANIZER;CN="Joanne Evans":MAILTO:joanne.evans@monash.edu
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SUMMARY:Sovereignty: Records and the Right to Rule
DESCRIPTION:6:00pm – 8:00pm GMT \nWalking around Marlborough House in London\, a former royal palace and now the seat of the Commonwealth Secretariat\, you can pick up wifi networks called ‘Imperium I\, ‘Imperium II’\, etc. Imperium refers to an ancient Roman legal concept concerning the right to rule\, which\, used in this location\, seems both ominous and like an inappropriate joke. The right to rule\, the sovereignty of nations and persons\, has preoccupied political thought for centuries and\, though under-recognised as such\, it is a recurrent theme in archival discourse. Here\, the concept is at work as ‘authoritative records’\, ‘custody’\, ‘stewardship’\, ‘chain of preservation’\, ‘rights in records’\, etc. This panel will seek to surface ‘sovereignty’ as an archival concept approaching its double in political theory in significance and complexity. Panellists will consider archival sovereignty from Indigenous\, anticolonial\, postcolonial and digital perspectives\, presenting studies of Indigenous sovereignty over records in settler colonial states\, national sovereignty in the removal of records\, personal sovereignty over ones’ digital remains\, and data sovereignty for the stateless. How is the right to rule encoded in records and recordkeeping infrastructure\, and what\, if anything\, is archival sovereignty? \nOrganizers: James Lowry\, Jamila Ghaddar\, Maria Montenegro\, Tonia Sutherland\, Proscovia Svard
URL:https://aeri.website/event/aeri2020-sovereignty-records-and-the-right-to-rule/
CATEGORIES:AERI Week 2020
ORGANIZER;CN="James Lowry":MAILTO:James.Lowry@qc.cuny.edu
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SUMMARY:Shut up and write
DESCRIPTION:Combining the Shut up and Write idea with the Pomodoro technique\, we will together write for 25 mins; break for 5 mins; write for 25 mins; break for 5 mins; write for 25 mins; break for 5 mins; and then have a chat about what we did (or didn’t) get done.
URL:https://aeri.website/event/aeri2020-shut-up-and-write-tuesday/
LOCATION:Zoom details will be provided
CATEGORIES:AERI Week 2020
ORGANIZER;CN="Joanne Evans":MAILTO:joanne.evans@monash.edu
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SUMMARY:Understanding community archives within an international context
DESCRIPTION:3:00 pm – 4:30 pm GMT \nPanel participants include: \nJeannette Bastian (USA) is a Professor Emerita at Simmons University\, Boston where she directed their Archives Management program. She is the co-editor with Andrew Flinn of Community Archives\, Community Spaces; Heritage\, Memory\, Identity (Facet\, London 2020) \nAndrew Flinn (panel organiser\, UK) is a Reader in Archival Studies and Oral History at University College London and the vice-chair of the UK and Ireland Community Archives and Heritage Group. Along with Jeannette Bastian he is the co-editor of the recent Facet publication (London\, 2020) Community Archives Community Spaces: Heritage\, memory and identity which include contributions from the UK\, North America\, Australia\, Thailand\, Aotearoa New Zealand\, and Croatia and relating to a variety of community-led archives and communities / peoples. \nHannah Ishmael (UK) recently completed her PhD on The Development of Black-led Archives in London at University College London and is the archivist at the Black Cultural Archives in London. \nLi Mengqiu (China) is a Phd student at Renmin University of China in the School of Information Resource Management. Research area: Community archives\, Archives governance. \nLuisa Metelo Seixas (Brasília\, 1986) is a Contemporary History PhD candidate at NOVA University of Lisbon (Institute of Contemporary History). Her present research (with the scientific supervision of Professor Fernanda Rollo\, Maria Inês Queiroz and Professor Luis Baptista) focuses on History with and for Communities\, more specifically on Portuguese contemporary projects and initiatives on the safeguarding of documentation and materials with the participation and collaboration of communities and the public. This encompasses grassroots and independent action\, but also the importance of the phenomenon of community inventories and collections in museums and archives in the Portuguese Landscape. Since 2015 she collaborates on the management and development of the Memory for All Programme (www.memoriaparatodos.pt)\, fostering the identification\, organisation and digital preservation of individual and community archival materials and heritage in Portugal. \nMagdalena Wiśniewska-Drewniak (panel organiser\, Poland) is an Academic teacher and researcher from Poland\, since 2018 employed at the Faculty of History\, Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń. Between 2016 and 2019 she was a PI in a research project “Community archives in Poland – multiple case study”\, which was concluded with publication of her first book. Her research interests\, apart from community archives\, are archival research methodology and new trends in archival science. Website: www.wisniewska-drewniak.com; https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9119-1372. \nThe session will discuss and consider ideas such as: \n\n\nIs an international perspective useful in considering community-led/community-based archives? How can we benefit from such a perspective as researchers and community archive practitioners?\nHow can we connect the study of the practice of community archiving internationally to the critical questions we face today (discrimination and representation\, climate change\, social justice and equitable access to and distribution of rights and resources\, democratisation of voice and narratives / histories\, the sustainability of community-led resources and institutions\, etc)\nIs there as much variety of independent and community-led archives within national contexts as there is across national boundaries?\nWhat problems manifest themselves when we want to talk about community-led/community-based archives internationally? How important are national contexts in discussing the subject (e.g. history and political context of the region / country\, laws and legal framework governing archives (especially public archives)\, the general ‘archival landscape’ in the country\, funding opportunities (state and non-state)\, role of public institutions (including archives) engaged in fostering independent archives\, terminology (and different terminologies) used to describe the phenomenon\, relationships between social movements and archives  / memory activism\, current trends/fashion\, anniversaries of particular historical events\, national ‘historical policy’/politics of memory)?\nHow important in studying / community archives are regional/national traditions of archival studies\, including as a scientific discipline (for instance research methodology of archival studies as a historical discipline vs as a social science)\nWhat tools can be used to facilitate international discussions about community-led/community-based archives (e.g. publications\, traditional conferences\, on-line seminar groups\, Internet forums)?\n\n Organizers: Andrew Flinn and Magdalena Wiśniewska-Drewniak
URL:https://aeri.website/event/aeri2020-understanding-community-archives-within-an-international-context/
CATEGORIES:AERI Week 2020
ORGANIZER;CN="Andrew Flinn":MAILTO:a.flinn@ucl.ac.uk
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