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Track A: New Horizons - Artificial intelligence and digital innovations
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Track B: Innovation, sustainable conservation and the next generation.
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Track C: Challenging Collections
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Track D: Next Generation - Rethinking Training, Outreach and Inclusivity
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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM |
Registration Day 2
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9:30 AM - 10:35 AM |
Keynote 2: Accessible Cultural Heritage Education – Starting Small Thinking Big
Professor Christina Young
Professor of Conservation and Technical Art History, University of Glasgow
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10:35 AM - 11:05 AM |
Morning Refreshments and Exhibition 1 - Day 2
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Parallel Session 04 11:05 AM - 12:25 PM |
Session A4 Individual Papers
Chair: TBC
The future of Records Management with AI Tools
Andrea Mcintosh and Jacqueline Stockwell, Leadership Through Data
Record management and digital archiving in the National Digital Archives in the Czech Republic
Mrs. Pavlina Nimrichtrova, Archivist, National Archives
Perceptions of records officials and nurses in selected Tshwane public hospitals towards AI technology systems in managing records.
Ms Raisibe Ledwaba and Prof Lefose Makgahlela, University of Limpopo
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Session B4 Individual Papers
Chair: TBC
Treatment Decisions for Iron Gall Ink - Selecting Options and Managing Expectations
Dr Paul Garside, Kelvin Centre For Conservation And Cultural Heritage Research, University Of Glasgow
Shut down – switch on: empowerment, problem-solving and plugging a gap
Amy Sampson, The National Archives and Sirpa Kutilainen, University of Brighton Design Archives and Sirpa Kutilainen, University of Brighton
Conservation metadata: an unsung hero
Mrs Julie Bon, Collections Manager, The National Trust For Scotland
Mechanical strength of four traditional Asian adhesives
Miss Jiwon Jeong , Student, Cardiff University
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Session C4 Individual Papers
Chair: TBC
Translating theory into practice: Postmodernism and the description of LGBT+ records in UK archives
Miss Jasmine Hide, Collections Management Technician, University Of Edinburg
The Cataloguing Code of Ethics 2021. Principles into practice for Archivists.
Jane Daniels, Volunteer, Amgueddfa Torfaen Museum
Getting it on the Record: Expanding Representation in SNAC (Social Networks and Archival Context)
Ms. Helice Koffler, Rare Materials Cataloguer Iii, New York Public Library
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Session D4 Individual Papers
Chair: TBC
Should we be doing outreach at all? Is it essential for our future?
Heather Forbes, Head Of Archives Service, Gloucestershire County Council
Imagination in the Archive: Creativity as a Tool for Access and Participation
Ms Kaitlene Koranteng, Archivist And Engagement Producer, Institute of International Visual Art
“Build it and they will come”: a new vision for collections access
Alexia Kirk, Archivist, Archive of Art & Design and Sabrina Offord, Archivist, Theatre & Performance Archives, V&A
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12:25 PM - 1:25 PM |
Lunch and Exhibition Day 2
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Parallel Session 05 1:25 PM - 2:45 PM |
Session A5 Individual Papers
Chair:TBC
Kit Versus Culture: Using Preserve365 to Shape the Royal College of Nursing's Digital Archiving Future
Mr. Joshua Nelson, Digital Archivist and Emily Edwards, Records Assistant, Royal College Of Nursing
From Policy to Practice: Advancing Digital Preservation at the National Library of Ireland
Mrs Leona Fearon, Digital Preservation Analyst, National Library Of Ireland
Practical Digital Preservation in Greater Manchester
Miss Michelle Owen, Digital Preservation Archivist, Manchester Archives And Local Studies and Jan Hicks, Exhibitions and Collections Coordinator, Oldham Archives
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Session B5 Panel Session
Chair:TBC
Lighting the fire: securing conservation education for the future
Mrs Victoria Stevens, Subject Lead Tutor, Books Programme, West Dean College Of Arts, Design Craft and Conservation
Mrs Alexandra McGuire, Head of Paper Conservation, Hartwell Document Restoration Services
Archive Conservation Training Scheme representative
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Session C5 Individual Papers
Chair: TBC
Revisiting archival theory at Cumbria Archives – innovation not invention
Miss Kelda Roe, Archivist, Cumbria Archives
Prioritising Appraisal: A How-To in Managing Backlogs, Storeroom Space and Unintended Consequences
Miss Abigail Hartley, Appraisal Archivist And Archive Collections Manager, University Of Edinburgh
Puzzles and Possibilities: Improving Appraisal for the Next Generation
Mr Colin Graham, Curatorial Archivist, Public Record Office Of Northern Ireland (PRONI)
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Session D5 Panel Session
Chair: TBC
Archiving as if disabled people matter: innovation in practice
Dr Philip Milnes-Smith, Archivist (digital), Shakespeare's Globe; Sarah Hayward, Sam Goldstone-Brady, Kirstie Stage and Ellen Oredsson, Accessibility Working Group: ARA Diversity and Inclusion Allies
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2:45 PM - 2:55 PM |
Changeover Break
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Parallel Session 06 2:55 PM - 3:55 PM |
Session A6 Workshop
Chair: tbc
Participatory harm auditing of generative AI in cataloguing and description
Dr Zoe Bartliff, Lecturer And Research Associate, Dr Yunhyong Kim, Lecturer, and Dr Iman Naja, Research Associate, University of Glasgow; Professor Ian Ruthven, University of Strathclyde
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Session B6 Individual Papers
Chair:
My Experiences as a student on the ARA Archive Conservation Training Scheme
Laura Anderson, Trainee Archive Conservator, Jersey Archive
Working Wonders - The Conservation of Severely Mould-Damaged Stationery Bindings for the Latymer Upper School Archive.
Ann-Marie Miller, Director and Chloe Tse, Assistant Conservator, Codex Conservation Ltd.
Off the Wall
Shirley Jones, West Yorkshire Archive Service
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Session C6 Individual Papers
Chair:
Prejudice in Power: working positively with challenging collections
Sarah Aitchison, Director of Special Collections and Erika Delbecque, Head of Rare Books and Academic Liaison, UCL
Repatriation: A survey of Accredited Archive Policies and Archivists' Attitudes on the Matter
Ms Sabeth Hagenkotter, Independent Scholar
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Session D6 Individual Papers
Chair:
Archives as Dwelling Place: Navigating welcome from the state archive
Dr Chloe Lee, Empire And Commonwealth Records Specialist, The National Archives
The Next Generation is Intergenerational: Reconceptualising the archive as a site of intergenerational connections
Miss Nella McNicol, Project Officer, University Of Glasgow
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3:55 PM - 4:25 PM |
Afternoon Refreshments and Exhibition
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Parallel Session 07 4:25 PM - 5:25 PM |
Session A7 Workshop
Chair: TBC
Protecting Privacy in Digital Records: A Decentralized Digital Solution Architecture and Design for AI-enabled Archival Reference and Access
Professor Victoria Lemieux, The University Of British Columbia
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Session B7 Workshop
Chair: TBC
What is archive conservation in 2025?
Ann Attwood, Gloucestershire Archives
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Session C7 Individual Papers
Chair: TBC
Harmonising existing knowledge with modern innovation: advancing archival storage on a truly sustainable path
Mr Mark Barry, Director, Architype
Ms Gael Dundas, Imperial War Museum
The environmental impact of digital information management: it's time to think about sustainable practices
Ms Joy Siller, Managing Director, Siller Systems Administration
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Session D7 Workshop
Chair: TBC
Updating Archive Service Accreditation: your questions answered: a workshop for prospective applicants and award holders
Mr Geoff Pick, Dr Melinda Haunton and Jane Shillaker, Archive Service Accreditation Committee
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5:25 PM - 6:10 PM |
Is It Okay?
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7:00 PM - 12:00 AM |
Gala Dinner with Awards (Thursday 28 August)
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