[BCMA] Registration now open! AABC workshop "Archives 101: Archival Practice for Indigenous Organizations" (Fall 2025)

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Colleagues,

The Archives Association of British Columbia is pleased to present the
workshop *“Archives 101: Archival Practice for Indigenous Organizations”*.
With the support of Library and Archives Canada Documentary Heritage
Communities Program, there will be four offerings of this workshop
scheduled between 2025-2027, starting in Fall 2025 (online), followed by
Spring 2026 (in-person), Fall 2026 (online), and Spring 2027 (online).

Please share this training opportunity within your networks and with those
who may be interested in attending.


*Workshop overview:*
The workshop “Archives 101: Archival Practice for Indigenous Organizations”
will be of interest to Tribal/First Nations Government administrators,
archivists, cultural memory keepers, community members, and students
working to support and develop Indigenous archives programs. The workshop
will provide an introduction to archival theory and best practices that
participants will be able to use on a daily basis.

Participants will learn:
- how to create a foundation for developing their archives program and
strategies for the practical management and appraisal of records;
- how to provide collaborative Indigenous and western access protocols;
- how to process and maintain access to records created on different media
formats (textual records, audio-visual, sound recordings and electronic
records);
- best practices for disaster planning;
- where to find archival resources and different funding opportunities
available for Indigenous organizations.

Woven throughout the discussion topics will be reflections on how western
archival practices can be balanced and integrated to support Indigenous
practices and protocols of knowledge sharing.

Upon registration, participants will be asked to complete a brief survey to
identify training interests and questions that will be incorporated into
the workshop materials and discussions.


*Instructors:*
The workshops will be delivered by the AABC’s Education and Advisory
Services Coordinator, Lisa Glandt, and the workshop Indigenous Co-trainer,
Hailey Eli. Lisa and Hailey are excited to bring their collective learned
and lived experiences to the workshop training.


*Format:*
The Fall 2025 workshop will be delivered over 7 online sessions that
include guest speakers. It is recommended that participants attend all
sessions in order to fully complete the workshop.

The workshop will be delivered using Zoom webinar software. Zoom is free to
download and links will be provided to participants before the workshop
starts. Participants will need access to a computer with sound/speakers to
view and follow along with the PowerPoint training slides.


*Workshop Materials:*
Participants will receive copies of the presentation slides and relevant
handouts and resources before the workshop starts.


*Workshop Schedule:*
*Workshop 1 (Fall 2025)*

Dates: November 25; 26; 27 and December 2; 3; 4; 9, 2025 (9:30am – 12:30pm
PST)

Registration open: October 6 - November 7, 2025

More information and dates for upcoming 2026-2027 workshops is available on
the AABC website at: Archives 101: Archival Practice for Indigenous
Organizations
<https://aaobc.wildapricot.org/Archives-101-Archival-Practice-for-Indigenous-Organizations>



*Registration Fee:*
$50.00 CAD per person

To register for the Fall 2025 workshop, please visit the AABC website:
https://aaobc.wildapricot.org/event-6382978


If you have any questions about the workshops, please don't hesitate to
contact Lisa (aabc.advisor at aabc.ca) or Hailey (trainerdhcp at aabc.ca).


Regards,

Lisa

Lisa Glandt, MAS
Education and Advisory Services (EAS) Coordinator
Archives Association of British Columbia
email: aabc.advisor at aabc.ca
website: aabc.ca

I respectfully acknowledge that I work on the unceded, traditional and
ancestral territories of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh
(Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) peoples.
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