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On Wednesday 9 November join Farah Yameen & @thescibra and the rest of the team: Anna Sexton, @JamesLowryATL & Dr Mandy Banton for our Wiki-Edit-Athon - to edit and update the Wikipedia page on the Migrated Archives in the UK.

Plenty of spaces left to get involved in improving information around the #migratedarchives - you can join at UCL in person or online

Does the phrase ‘migrated archives’ mean anything to anyone. If you are interested in issues to do with #Race #Equality #Justice then check this out

If you have an interest in the UK Migrated Archives or would like to learn about displaced archives, the CCARMS Migrated Archives seminar series will be hosting a Wiki-edit-Athon where you could help in improving information on the UK Migrated Archives! tinyurl.com/mvpb842m

Tomorrow's seminar will be on 'Learning From Elsewhere'. Do join us! The series up to now has been thought provoking and inspiring! x.com/CarterAlia/sta…

📢We are looking for someone to join our team @ucldis to work closely with ARM and DH colleagues

🔊Don't forget! Join Farah Yameen, Marina & the CCARMS team tmrw (9 Nov at 3pm GMT) as we review and update the existing Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office #MigratedArchives Wikipedia page to reflect changes in the history of these UK archives. Booking details here: ucl.ac.uk/information-st…

We had a fantastic CCARMS session today updating the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office #MigratedArchives Wikipedia page! Thank you Farah Yameen, Marina & Andrew | @[email protected] for organising and leading! You can see the results and join in here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_a…

📢UK Archivists📢we all have a stake in addressing issues arising from displaced colonial archives. Join us today to get involved in concrete actions which amplify the position and perspectives of archivists from affected countries. ucl.ac.uk/information-st…

We've had a great UK #MigratedArchives last workshop on 'What Comes Next for the Profession?'. Lots of work to do! Thanks to all speakers, attendees & participants for joining us! Follow CCARMS to keep up to date with our work & how you can be involved! bit.ly/3UzZx7P

Please help spread the word on these exciting PhD opportunities. Looking to recruit students now!

Any UK Archivists involved in Covid-19 collecting, please consider responding to this survey

First post for a while! I’ve started teaching my new module in trauma-informed approaches to managing archives, records and cultural heritage. I have wanted to introduce this module for four years! I have a great group of students who have selected to study the module with me.

Important article that I should be mandatory reading for all scholars. I will most certainly distribute it to all members on my European Research Council (ERC) project

If you're coming to #typistartistpirateking Wellcome Collection TOMORROW, don't forget to pop into the drop in viewing of Audrey materials, between 11.45-1.30pm before the film. Can't wait to see you all there and excited for Q&A with Carol Morley and Sinéad Gleeson (NOT HERE) <3 #AudreyAmiss

This week on the trauma informed module Ariana Markowitz introduced us to her work in Lambeth to create a sensory archive to document what violence looks, feels and sounds like for young people. Opening up deep discussion on relations between archives, activism, trauma & healing

Free Online Seminar Series on ‘Advancing the Archival Turn: Archivists, Artists and Critical Archival Practice’ running on Thursdays 1-2pm starting 22 Feb. Full details for the initial seminars with booking links: bit.ly/3w8FNRx

Job advert! Full time, permanent lecturer (assistant professor) in Library and Information Studies at UCL focusing on any aspect of LIS (critical, collections, people, technology, organisation, management etc). Salary + details on the job ad: ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/se…

📣For those interested in trauma-informed recordkeeping. Our article ‘Long-term needs, long-term access? Major crime recordkeeping and the information needs of individuals bereaved by homicide’ is now out: emerald.com/insight/conten…