The Catholic Diocese of Arlington’s Director of Archives selected ArchivEra to manage their collections of historical and cultural significance, and strike a balance between security and access.
Archivists have developed best practices for organizing and maintaining personal digital archives, safeguarding digital legacies for future generations.
Alexandra Wieland and Corinne Rogers co-edited Archival Science in Interdisciplinary Theory and Practice. My interview with them is below.
Archivists often help individuals manage and preserve digital files of personal significance.
Archivists who adopt branding and PR strategies both safeguard historical treasures and contribute to their organizations’ evolution.
Archivists can shape their brand through the four Vs: vision, voice, visibility, and vigilance.
Archivists communicate a departmental identity that positions them as strategic partners by establishing a clear archival brand.
Archivists who embrace marketing techniques amplify their impact on their colleagues and the communities they serve.
Archivists create connections that transcend time by harnessing the emotive impact of narratives.
Book by archives expert Margot Note on navigating ‘inreach’ and becoming indispensable to influential archives users and decision-makers
Content creation is a cornerstone of marketing strategy, and archivists are leveraging this approach to showcase their organization’s rich history.
Archivists are the champions of social responsibility, dedicated to preserving the memory of individuals and communities for the greater public good.
Service in archival practice is founded on accessibility, inclusivity, and a commitment to connecting people with the past.
