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2020 Conference

2020 Virtual Conference

Welcome to the AAO’s first-ever virtual, asynchronous conference!
Learn about how other archivists pursued new forms of collaboration and developed innovative partnerships in order to strengthen their programs, build community, and engage in new methods of outreach.
Access to these presentations will be available to registered users from October 1, 2020 to October 1, 2021.

Conference Presentations
Please see below for recorded presentations.

Bridging the Descriptive Divide: The Co-operators Experience by Heather Ryckman
Collaborating for Comprehensive Collections by Andrea McCutcheon
Commemoration & Collaboration: World War One Thunder Bay Centennial Project by Jesse Roberts, Sara Janes, Christina Wakefield, and Tory Tronrud
Engagement Strategies in a Rural County: An Elgin County Archives Experience by Gina Dewaele
Establishing a Framework for Reconciliation Action and Awareness within the Canadian Archival Community by Erica Hernandez-Read, Donald Johnson, Marnie Burnham, Jennifer Jansen, Rita Mogyorosi, Sara Janes, and Raegan Swanson
Home Made Visible: partnering with a film festival to preserve IBPOC home movies by Katrina Cohen-Palacios
Learning from the Research Data Archives: Experimental Approaches to Stewarding Indigenous Cultural Memory by Samuel Mickelson
Opportunity Drives Collaboration: Processing the Largest Set of Digital Records in Private Archives at LAC by Kelsey Beauvais and Nicole Welsh
Swiping Right on the Archives: Introducing the Humber College Archives by John Yolkowski

Thank you to our Conference Sponsors!

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