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August 6, 2020--At its August 3 virtual meeting, the SAA Council approved significant revisions to the Core Values of Archivists and Code of Ethics for Archivists, as proposed by the Committee on Ethics and Professional Conduct. The documents reflect member input from a 2018 comment period. The documents will be reviewed on a more regular schedule--including opportunity for member input--going forward.
In other action, the Council:
In addition, the Council:
The Council is grateful to the more than 40 members who observed some or all of the Zoom meeting. Any questions that were asked in the chat box will be responded to within 48 hours.
To access materials discussed at the August 3 meeting, click here.
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These aspirational values and ethical principles help shape SAA’s expectations for professional actions and engagement.