#saa23 — Public Fediverse posts

The #AWC Organizing Committee’s meeting will be Friday, August 18 at 2PM ET! We'll discuss Eira Tansey's A Green New Deal for Archives + archives labor/advocacy, & report back on our joint #SAA23 unconference session. Join us! https://buff.ly/43dbTHF

The #AWC Organizing Committee’s meeting will be Friday, August 18 at 2PM ET! We will discuss @TeamMidwest 's A Green New Deal for Archives + archives labor/advocacy, & report back on our joint #SAA23 unconference session. Join our Google Group to receive login info for the meeting: https://groups.google.com/g/archival-workers-collective

Thank you to those who participated in our #saa23 session today! You can sign up for our Google Group here to get the latest news on our activities: https://groups.google.com/g/archival-workers-collective #awefund2020 #solidarity #awc #awefund

Now entering: #saa23 #s401, Ethical Accessioning for access. Hope someone will be talking about institutional records! #NotBiased

You’re welcome to share suggestions for broad topics related to archival labor and organizing you’d like to discuss at the Advocating for Archival Workers session on this form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfzP53yjqaIEfDO_iQ9cEGZwxbceoNvzHg08ofgMCmhbeWK2g/viewform?usp=sf_link #saa23

@TeamMidwest I'm not an archivist, but I really appreciate everyone posting through #saa23

At #saa23 session 302: Searching for the Commons. An emerging thought - do we need another dramatic reappraisal of our work like MPLP 15+ years ago? In a digital context where online users should be treated on par with in-person users, is there work we should de-emphasize in order to do more in other areas? In other words, what is the equivalent of item-level processing in a digital discovery and access context.

👀 the Organizing Archivists: Archives and Libraries in the Labor Movement zine created for #saa23!

#ArchivalLabor #ArchivalWorkers #LibraryLabor #LibraryWorkers #LibraryUnions

https://bit.ly/OrgArchZine

Now in #saa23 #s301, organizing archivists. ("Brad aren't you" a manager, yes " and isn't collective bargaining" banned for public unions in Wisconsin, yes "so why" BECAUSE THINGS CAN CHANGE, BABY)

In a PACKED room for #saa23 #s203, Politics of Records Management. It turns out there are people interested in Records Management, who knew?

Erm. What I meant to say was BOW DOWN BEFORE YOUR OVERLORDS, ARCHIVISTS, THE MIGHTY REC-CORD IS PLEASED TO ACCEPT YOUR TRIBUTE