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Established in 1989, these classic hard cover books include portrait & biographical data including background information of there business and accomplishments. The books are distributed and used in corporate, business, medical, and law offices, university and college libraries, public and private libraries, government offices, the Nevada State Library, the Nevada Archives, and the Library of Congress in Washington D.C. As the country changes to a more global world the needs of the community change as well. We offer an expanded online version of the book at: www.distinguishedwomenandmen.com website. See exclusive interview, biographies, photos, and connect with the leaders of our state through social media and direct discussion formats on the site.

The Map & Geoinformation Curators Group is a non for profit union of individuals dealing with Map Librarianship, Map Curatorship, and Map Archiving, representing Map Libraries, Map Archives, Map Collections and relevant entities dealing with cartographic material of analogue and digital type. MAGIC is associated with the ICA Commission on Cartographic Heritage into the Digital. Major aims of the MAGIC Group is to deal with topics related to: - Policy making and strategies for Geoinformation/Map Collection development - Metadata models and data-exchange standards for library, archive and museum items - New services and new technologies in Geoinformatio/Map Collection - Preservation, access and innovation in visualisation and presentation (virtual exhibitions) of cartographic heritage (analogue and digital) - Integration of other (geo)sources and materials - Cooperation with libraries, archives, museums, and partnership with the public and private sectors.

Welcome for the Universeum group. Universeum is a European network concerned with academic heritage in its broadest sense, both tangible and intangible. It aims at the preservation, study, access and promotion of university collections, museums, archives, libraries, botanical gardens, astronomical observatories, etc. It is open to heritage and museum professionals, researchers, students, university administrators and all those involved in university heritage. If you would like to join or find more information about the Universeum Network, see our website: https://www.universeum-network.eu/

The Society of Alabama Archivists (SALA) was founded in 1977. Membership is open to any person and/or institution interested in the field of Archives, Manuscripts, Special Libraries, or a related discipline. Currently, its many members include professionals from the state's archive, its municipalities, its counties, its colleges and universities, its military installations, and its many special topic archives and museums.

The PrestoCentre Foundation is a non-profit organisation registered in the Netherlands under KvK54274427. We are a membership-driven organisation that brings together a global community of stakeholders in audiovisual digitisation and digital preservation to share, work and learn. PrestoCentre works with experts, researchers, advocates, businesses, public services, educational organisations and professional associations to enhance the audiovisual sector's ability to provide long-term access to cultural heritage. As intermediary, PrestoCentre Foundation offers a valuable platform by connecting and facilitating interactions between these groups. Members of PrestoCentre include: broadcast, sound and film archives; national libraries and national archives; museums; regional, subject specific, small, mid-size, university, and corporate archives; production houses; filmmakers; artists; independent producers; providers and suppliers; funders; standards efforts, and other organisations concerned with archiving.

The “Initial Training Network for Digital Cultural Heritage: Projecting our Past to the Future” with acronym ITN-DCH, is the first and one of the largest Marie Curie fellowship projects in the area of the e-documentation / e-preservation and CH protection funded by the European Union under the FP7 PEOPLE research framework. The Project will start on the 1st of October 2013 and its consortium comprising of 14 full partners and 8 associate members covering the entire spectrum of European CH actors, ranging from academia, research institutions, industry, museums, archives and libraries. The project aims to train 20 fellows (16 ESR’s and 4 ER’s – 500 person months) in the area of CH digital documentation, preservation and protection in order to create them a strong academic profile and market oriented skills which will significantly contribute to their career prospects. The consortium and the fellows training programme will be supported by a prestigious advisory board. This project has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme for research, technological development and demonstration under grant agreement no. 608013

Together for Action is a network for those involved in galleries, libraries, archives, museums and science centres who are looking for pathways that empower the public to respond effectively to the climate crisis. Action for Climate Empowerment (ACE) is an umbrella under which participants can gather to advance education and participation in climate solutions. Whether you are at the start of your climate journey or a long time climate professional, this group allows members to support one another, share resources, explore new ideas, and formulate new pathways to an empowered, sustainable future. For further resources, please check out the ACE Australia webpage on the Museums in Climate Change Network, seen here https://mccnetwork.org/australian-ace-network

MAPS-L - the Maps and Air Photo Systems Forum is an international discussion forum for Librarians dealing with cartographic information, cartographers, remote sensors, geographers, and cartomaniacs of all types. The subject that ties everything together is cartographic information in all its forms, formats and uses. Topics discussed include anything related to map libraries, cartographic information, remote sensing systems, geography, map cataloging and cartomania in general. MAPS-L History: Johnnie Sutherland, the former Map Curator at the University of Georgia Libraries, started Maps-L in 1991. For 14 years, Johnnie served as the moderator screening emails, distributing them to the list and keeping Maps-L relevant to the needs and interests of the map community. Upon his retirement in April, 2005, Angie Cope, Map Librarian at the American Geographical Society Library, UWM Libraries assumed the role of moderator. The list will run exactly as it has for these many years and will continue to run through Georgia's listserv software. The archives will remain the same and all other features will be unchanged. Maps-L will continue to serve this online map librarian community, so keep your announcements and questions coming. To Subscribe: Visit this link and follow the prompts. http://www.listserv.uga.edu/cgi-bin/wa?SUBED1=maps-l&A=1 Posting: To post to the list, send email to [email protected] To View or Search the Archives: http://www.listserv.uga.edu/archives/maps-l.html Help: Feel free to read up on Georgia’s listserv software here: http://www.listserv.uga.edu/docs.html

book2net is an international alliance of solution providers and professional users whose intention it is to realize a practice-orientated book scanning solution for the use in archives, libraries and museums. We would like to share our vision with you, and also learn about specific applications that will assist in the preservation and access to global knowledge.

A Group for all those in ITT or ITE Education and Educators from Museums, Libraries, Archives, Cathedrals, Built Environment and other settings for Learning Outside the Classroom. To provide a forum for disscussion on how we as Education Professionals move current good practise forward including all those tricky practical issues we all face!!