This annual event is sponsored by The Society of American Archivists and will be held on October 4th to kick off Archives Month. Ask An Archivist Day is an opportunity to respond to questions from the public tweeted with the hashtag #AskAnArchivist.
Read more in the official news release about this day.
This day-long event, sponsored by the Society
of American Archivists, will give you the opportunity to connect directly with
archivists in your community—and around the country—to ask questions, get
information, or just satisfy your curiosity.
As professional experts who do the exciting
work of protecting and sharing important historical materials, archivists have many
stories to share about the work they do every day in preserving fascinating
documents, photographs, audio and visual materials, and artifacts.
Increasingly, archival work extends beyond the physical and includes digital
materials. #AskAnArchivist Day will give you a chance to connect with
archivists who are tackling the challenges of preserving our digital heritage
for the future.
What question can't you wait to ask an archivist?
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