Date:
19 Jul 2022 to 21 Jul 2022
It has been a fervent hope of everyone that we would be able to meet in person in 2022. However, with the continued development of the pandemic situation, bringing with it evolving travel restrictions and differing quarantine protocols, the EC concluded that it is prudent and realistic for SEAPAVAA’s 26th Conference to be held virtually from 19 – 21 July 2022.
The 2022 SEAPAVAA Conference was scheduled to be held in the Pacific. As such, the virtual Conference will have a special focus on issues and challenges faced by Pacific members.
Submitted by Elisabeth Stein... on Thu, 12/05/2022 - 17:59
IASA Travel Awards 2022 Applications - DEADLINE EXTENDED TO 27th May 2022
All IASA (International Association of Sound and Audiovisual Archives) members in good standing are welcome to apply for funding to attend the 53rd Annual Conference which will be held from Monday 26th September - Thursday 29th September at the Fonoteca Nacional of México.
Especially if you are a first-time applicant and/or a presenter, please come forward and apply! We would love to see you in Mexico City!
Submitted by Elisabeth Stein... on Fri, 22/04/2022 - 18:04
IASA Travel Awards 2022 Applications
Deadline 13th May
Applications for Travel Awards are now open and all IASA (International Association of Sound and Audiovisual Archives) members in good standing are welcome to apply for funding to attend the 53rd Annual Conference which will be held from Monday 26th September - Thursday 29th September at the Fonoteca Nacional of México.
The title of this year’s FIAT/IFTA conference is “Archive out of the box!”. We welcome proposals based on user experiences, new initiatives or perspectives, striking conclusions, successes but also failures. The main objective is for audiovisual archive professionals to share among each other to understand the lessons learned and new challenges or solutions arising from entering into new partnerships, launching new ideas, wherever your archive is on the timeline. Suggestions for subjects not mentioned are equally welcome but should be contextualised thoroughly.
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