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Thank you to those who filled out SAA's four-question survey in mid-April on how and why you read Archival Outlook. Of the 391 respondents, 52.19% prefer the print edition with another 26.22% indicating they prefer both print and digital editions. Further, 84.50% would be on board if Archival Outlook transitioned from a bimonthly magazine to a quarterly magazine, so long as there is the same amount of high-quality content.
We’re excited to have you join us for ARCHIVES*RECORDS 2021: The Virtual Annual Meeting of SAA! Registration is now open!
April 26, 2021—The results of SAA's 2021 election are in! The following individuals have been elected to serve:
Please note that this is not official information from the University of Cape Town Libraries regarding their needs at this time. SAA recommends waiting to take action until we know more. (04/20/2021)
April 15, 2021—The National Coalition for History (NCH) has worked with Representatives John Larson (D-CT), Don Young (R-AK), and Bill Pascrell (D-NJ) to seek support for additional funding in the upcoming fiscal year (FY) 2022 budget for the National Archives and Records Administration and the National Historical Publications and Records Commission.
The video of a panel discussion exploring themes in Laura Millar's book, A Matter of Facts: The Value of Evidence in an Information Age, the 2021 selection for the One Book, One Profession reading initiative sponsored by the SAA Publications Board, is available for complimentary downloading at www.pathlms.com/saa/events/2430