A British Archivist Abroad – Sandra Blake
Fed up with the British weather? Ever thought about working overseas? Unsure of how to apply your education abroad and get your first foreign job? Well, Sandra Blake did just that and is now living the dream in sunny Malta! Here, she explains how she made her dream a reality.
A British Archivist Abroad – Sandra Blake
Fed up with the British weather? Ever thought about working overseas? Unsure of how to apply your education abroad and get your first foreign job? Well, Sandra Blake did just that and is now living the dream in sunny Malta! Here, she explains how she made her dream a reality.
How I Started – Sally Chalmers
This week’s post was submitted to us by Sally Chalmers, Skills for the Future Trainee at Midlothian Council Archives, a self-professed “history nerd” who found her calling in archives.
How I Started – Sally Chalmers
This week’s post was submitted to us by Sally Chalmers, Skills for the Future Trainee at Midlothian Council Archives, a self-professed “history nerd” who found her calling in archives.
10 Years: 1 Week – Ian Johnson
What was originally conceived of as a ‘How I Started’ piece, is now more of a reflection of a ‘not so typical’ week in the life of a University Special Collections and Archive. Ian Johnson from Newcastle University contributes this week’s post.
10 Years: 1 Week – Ian Johnson
What was originally conceived of as a ‘How I Started’ piece, is now more of a reflection of a ‘not so typical’ week in the life of a University Special Collections and Archive. Ian Johnson from Newcastle University contributes this week’s post.
Why 404 Errors Have the Power to Traumatise – Nicola Laurent
For those whose history and heritage is uncertain, records provide a vital role in revealing and shaping identity. Nicola Laurent writes for us from Australia about her work in ensuring information about the Former Child Migrant scheme is made available to those who need it the most.
Why 404 Errors Have the Power to Traumatise – Nicola Laurent
For those whose history and heritage is uncertain, records provide a vital role in revealing and shaping identity. Nicola Laurent writes for us from Australia about her work in ensuring information about the Former Child Migrant scheme is made available to those who need it the most.
Being an ARA Officer – Elisabeth Thurlow
This week’s post was written by one of our own. Elisabeth Thurlow, Communications Officer for the Section for New Professionals (SfNP) talks about the benefits of volunteering for the ARA (Archives & Records Association), and the professional and personal advantages it can provide.
Being an ARA Officer – Elisabeth Thurlow
This week’s post was written by one of our own. Elisabeth Thurlow, Communications Officer for the Section for New Professionals (SfNP) talks about the benefits of volunteering for the ARA (Archives & Records Association), and the professional and personal advantages it can provide.
Manage Your Collections – Contributing to Discovery
Harriet Costelloe from The National Archives writes our post for us this week. As Digital Development Officer she’s involved in an exciting new project where archive services can contribute to the TNA’s Discovery online catalogue.
Manage Your Collections – Contributing to Discovery
Harriet Costelloe from The National Archives writes our post for us this week. As Digital Development Officer she’s involved in an exciting new project where archive services can contribute to the TNA’s Discovery online catalogue.
Claire Valero – Workshop on Pulp Repair of Archival Documents on the Vacuum Table
Claire Valero, Conservation Intern at the National Archives of Ireland writes this week’s post about a recent 2-day training event on paper conservation techniques.
Claire Valero – Workshop on Pulp Repair of Archival Documents on the Vacuum Table
Claire Valero, Conservation Intern at the National Archives of Ireland writes this week’s post about a recent 2-day training event on paper conservation techniques.
