From 4 to 7 June, we invite you to participate in the webinars we have prepared for #IAW2024. The webinar programme consists of seven main sessions covering a variety of topics. Three sessions will focus on ICA’s mission and projects, while the remaining sessions will address this year’s International Archives Week theme: #CyberArchives.
Details of the sessions can be found below. The sessions are free and open to all, so be sure to register!
We are delighted to extend our warmest invitation to the Forum of National Archivists (FAN) Quarterly Virtual Colloquium on Archival Matters for the year 2024. This series of virtual gatherings aims to foster insightful discussions and collaborative efforts in addressing the contemporary challenges faced by national archives globally.
The International Council on Archives – Section on Archives and Human Rights invites you to its next conference on 4 June 2024 at 16:00 CET (Paris Time): The Archives of the ATD Quart Monde movement by Paule René-Bazin
For IAW2024, we are excited to host two webinars focusing on ICA’s mission and projects. The first webinar will be led by the ICA Programme Commission
For IAW2024, we are excited to host two webinars focusing on ICA’s mission and projects. The second webinar will be led by the Expert Group on Advocacy (ICA/AEG).
The Association of Latin American Archivists (ALA) invites the community to this talk on #CyberArchives in the framework of the sixth International Archives Week. In this session, we will talk about what cyberspace demands from archives, and what our role is in the development of artificial intelligence and the containment of threats in cyberspace.
This webinar begins in 1999. It reflects on the last 25 of digital preservation: what have we learned along the way, and what this tells us about the next 25 year up to 2049. It will start by discussing and reflecting on the nature of the digital preservation challenges facing archives and will sketch the tools and approaches that have been tried to address this challenge. These themes will be explored through practical experience of the Digital Preservation Coalition’s global membership, which reveals the less obvious but more current threats which also need to be addressed if we are to hand on a secure digital legacy to future generations. It will end with a discussion of emerging opportunities and challenges in the digital domain, such as cybersecurity and artificial intelligence which will shape the future of cyber archives.
This session will focus on the theme of #CyberArchives strategies for information security and the innovative use of AI for metadata enrichment and for search queries via a chatbot, providing a comprehensive overview of contemporary challenges and solutions in digital archives management.
