Archives of the Future: Open, Sustainable and Equitable

Call for Presentations.

Deadline: 31 March 2022

The IASA Annual Conference 2022 will be held both face to face and online, from 26th to 29th September. This year we would like to have a conference to share thoughts about sound and audiovisual archives in the 21st century. How do we imagine the archives in the future? Which will be the main characteristics that they need to have to continue preserving the heritage?

We invite presentations that explore three main concepts: open-ness, sustainability and equality. We would like to hear the ideas, projects and professional experiences from our community to imagine and build archives for the future. Let us think together about the future of archives by participating in the IASA Conference 2022.

The conference will be held in México City at the Institute for Research in Librarianship and Information (IIBI) of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) and National Phonotheque of Mexico. We are glad to meet you face-to-face or online.

For those presenting online, we intend to provide a virtual platform that gives presenters a choice of either live-streamed videos or pre-recorded videos. Live and pre-recorded presentations will be made available online according to the published schedule.

In line with the theme for 2022, attendees will be able to participate in significant portions of the conference remotely, since we will provide online access to those who are not able to attend in person. We are hopeful that the pandemic will subside sufficiently to allow a safe in-person conference, though changes to the conference format might be unavoidable if the epidemiological situation does not improve. Any changes will be announced here.

Proposals for conference presentations on the following topics are invited:

A. Open versus restricted access
B. Metadata and curatorial access process
C. AI and open access
D. Sustainable archives
D. Equitable and ethical archives
E. Digital preservation and the digital life cycle
F. Migration and digitization
G. Research and dissemination
H. Digital content management
I. Community and indigenous archives

Please submit your proposal by completing the form below, before 31 March 2022

The selection of presentations will be made by 30 April 2022 by the Programme Committee. The presenters will receive their notification via email after this selection. The Programme Committee reserves the right to propose to the candidates to present under a different format.

Please note:

  • All presenters will be required to register before the early bird deadline.
  • Commercial companies are welcome to present if presenting dual-client case studies, technological breakthroughs, or academically generalized topics. Presentations with an overly commercial tone may be rejected.
  • Presentations may be recorded via audiovisual media and photos. If you explicitly would like to avoid this, please let us know via conferences@iasa-web.org
  • By submitting the form below, you confirm that you have read and agree to the terms stated on this page.

 


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Select one option - Spoken presentation: 25-minute oral presentation, followed by 5 minutes Q&A. Poster: will be exhibited in a central location of the conference venue at an appointed time slot. Discussion panel: an in-depth, 1-hour discussion, including Q&A, among more than 2 experts, introduced and led by 1 moderator expert. You must list in your abstract the panel moderator's and experts' names, and titles of any individual presentations. Workshop: an in-depth, 3-6 hour interactive teaching session.
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