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CHICAGO—In 2026, the Society of American Archivists (SAA) turns 90 years old—and we’re marking the occasion with a community‑created anniversary zine celebrating the people, practices, memories, and futures of archival work.
We’re seeking submissions from archivists, archival workers, students, educators, community memory‑keepers, and anyone connected to archives. Whether you’re a long‑time SAA member or brand new to the field, we want your voice in this collective celebration.
What does archival work look like, feel like, or mean to you? How has SAA shaped your experience, profession, or network? We welcome reflections on the past, celebrations of the present, and visions for the next 90 years.
Your submission can be serious, humorous, critical, experimental, or heartfelt. Zines embrace all forms of creative and documentary expression.
Some questions to consider are:
We welcome (and encourage!) a wide range of formats, including:
For written pieces, please submit no more than 600 words—we want to include as many submissions as possible.
Please be sure to observe the SAA Code of Conduct in your work. Additionally, do not submit AI-generated works.
All SAA members, non‑members, students, community archivists, independent practitioners, memory workers, and allied professionals are welcome.
This zine will be published digitally and in a limited‑run print edition for SAA’s 90th Anniversary year. Contributors will receive a digital and print copy and acknowledgment in the publication.
Zines thrive when many voices come together. Help us share stories, spark conversations, and mark this milestone in SAA’s history with creativity and care.
Questions? Reach out at publications@archivists.org. We can’t wait to see what you create.