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SPA - Section of Records Management and Archival Professional Associations

What is SPA?
The section for Records Management and Archival Professional Assoications (SPA) has existed since 1976 within the International Council on Archives. It works within the ICA's central mission to promote the preservation and use of archives and records around the world through international cooperation. SPA works to represent and promote the interests of associations around the world. It does this through solidarity projects, encouraging collaboration, gathering and disseminating information. Suggestions are welcome from members for new projects and initiatives which will benefit the profession.

Current Projects
Code of ethics: An internationally agreed upon and adopted code for archivists and record managers.

Model Constitution: A draft constitution to help professionals formally establish an association

Directory of Associations: A list of SPA member and non-member associations worldwide, with contact details.

Lobbying guidelines: Advice to associations on how to lobby on behalf of archives and records management services.

Conference Planning Guidelines: Advice to associations on how to organise conferences and meetings, from small seminars to large multi-stranded conferences, locally and globally.

All of these reports are available in English and French while the Code of Ethics is available in multiple languages. You will find the leaflet, Code of Ethics, Annual Reports, reports of the Steering Committee and Annual Delegates Meetings etc. of the Section in the Resource Centre [0]. Please search unsing Section name(SPA) and document type e.g. ‘SPA minutes' or document name ‘code of ethics'

Projects in progress: Projects are run over a four year period, and those underway include:

Guidelines: Certification of archivists and records managers

Archival solidarity: Coordinates assistance and offers expertise to developing countries and those in transition.

Conferences: SPA encourages organisations world-wide to offer conferences on topics of interest to archivists and records managers.

European conference: SPA regularly organises the major European conference on archives in cooperation with the European branch of ICA. Previous conferences include Maastricht 1991, Lancaster 1994, Barcelona 1997, and Florence 2001.

Organisation of SPA:
SPA's work is carried out by a Steering Committee of up to 15 members who are elected by the SPA member associations at the SPA Plenary Assembly during the quadrennial congress of ICA.

How to join SPA:
Contact the international Council on Archives at: ica [at] ica [dot] org  You will find the leaflet, Code of Ethics, Annual Reports, reports of the Steering Committee and Annual Delegates Meetings etc. of the Section in the Resource Centre [0]. 

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What is SPA?
The section for Records Management and Archival Professional Assoications (SPA) has existed since 1976 within the International Council on Archives. It works within the ICA's central mission to promote the preservation and use of archives and records around the world through international cooperation. SPA works to represent and promote the interests of associations around the world. It does this through solidarity projects, encouraging collaboration, gathering and disseminating information. Suggestions are welcome from members for new projects and initiatives which will benefit the profession.

Current Projects
Code of ethics: An internationally agreed upon and adopted code for archivists and record managers.

Model Constitution: A draft constitution to help professionals formally establish an association

Directory of Associations: A list of SPA member and non-member associations worldwide, with contact details.

Lobbying guidelines: Advice to associations on how to lobby on behalf of archives and records management services.

Conference Planning Guidelines: Advice to associations on how to organise conferences and meetings, from small seminars to large multi-stranded conferences, locally and globally.

All of these reports are available in English and French while the Code of Ethics is available in multiple languages. You will find the leaflet, Code of Ethics, Annual Reports, reports of the Steering Committee and Annual Delegates Meetings etc. of the Section in the Resource Centre. Please search unsing Section name(SPA) and document type e.g. ‘SPA minutes' or document name ‘code of ethics'

Projects in progress: Projects are run over a four year period, and those underway include:

Guidelines: Certification of archivists and records managers

Archival solidarity: Coordinates assistance and offers expertise to developing countries and those in transition.

Conferences: SPA encourages organisations world-wide to offer conferences on topics of interest to archivists and records managers.

European conference: SPA regularly organises the major European conference on archives in cooperation with the European branch of ICA. Previous conferences include Maastricht 1991, Lancaster 1994, Barcelona 1997, and Florence 2001.

Organisation of SPA:
SPA's work is carried out by a Steering Committee of up to 15 members who are elected by the SPA member associations at the SPA Plenary Assembly during the quadrennial congress of ICA.

How to join SPA:
Contact the international Council on Archives at: ica [at] ica [dot] org  You will find the leaflet, Code of Ethics, Annual Reports, reports of the Steering Committee and Annual Delegates Meetings etc. of the Section in the Resource Centre

Members

SPA

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M. Didier GRANGE
ICA Vice-President/Vice-Président, ICA/SPA Chair/Président
Archives de la Ville de Genève
Palais Eynard
Rue de la Croix Rouge 4
1211 Genève 3
Switzerland
T: 41 22 418 2990
F: 41 22 418 2901

Mme Christine MARTINEZ 
ICA/PCOM Portfolio Holder for Capacity, Development and Cooperation/Responsable du portefeuille : Accroissement de la capacité et coopération, ICA/SPA Vice-Chair/Vice-Présidente 
Direction des Archives de France 
Cellule Relations internationales 
56 rue des Francs-Bourgeois
75141 Paris cedex 3
France
T: 33 1 40 27 63 74
F: 33 1 40 27 66 36 

Ms Patricia SLEEMAN
ICA/SPA Secretary/Secrétaire
Society of Archivists UK and Ireland
c/o National Digital Archive of Datasets
University of London Computer Centre
c/o 20 Guildford St
London WC1N 1D2
United Kingdom
T: 44 207 692 1345
F: 44 207 692 1234

Stowarzyszenie Archiwistow
(Association of Polish Archivists)
ul.Bonifraterska 6/21
Warsaw 00-213
Poland

M. Joan BOADAS I RASET
Ajuntament de Girona
Servei de Gestio Documental
Arxius I Publicationes
Placeta de l'Institut Vell, 1
17004 Girona
Spain
T: 34 972 221 545
F: 34 972 202 694

Mme Concetta DAMIANI
Associazione Nazionale Archivistica Italiana (ANAI)
Via V d'Annibale 7
80129 Napoli
Italy
T: 39 347 6497994

Mr Berndt FREDRIKSSON
Swedish Association of Archivists
UD
10339 Stockholm
Sweden
T: 46 8 405 5444
F: 46 8 723 1176

Mr Michal HENKIN
Israel Archives Association
24954 Mizpe Harashim
Israel
T: 972 4 980 2750
F: 972 4 980 5037

Ms Trudy HUSKAMP PETERSON
810 Massachusetts Avenue N.E.
Washington 20002-6016, D.C.
United States
T: 1 202 547 7969
F: 1 202 547 7589

Ms Colleen McEWEN
Australian Society of Archivists Inc.
PO Box 77
Dickson 2602, ACT
Australia
T: 61 2 621 23732
F: 61 2 621 23699

Mr Robert NAHUET
Secretary General
Bureau of Canadian Archivists/Bureau canadien des archivistes 
550 boulevard de la Cité 
Gatineau K1A 0N4, Quebec
Canada
T: 1 819 953 6508

Ms Chiyoko OGAWA
Documenting Japan International
Tsujido Higashi Kaigan 3-8-24
Fujisawa
Kanagawa 251-0045
Japan
T: 81 466 31 5061
F: 81 466 31 5061

Ms Laura Gabriela SALAZAR
Sociedad para el Desarollo Cientifico de la Archivistica (SEDCA)
Bolivar 31
Despacho 101-A
C.P. 06000
Mexico, D.F.
Mexico
T: 52 55 5518 4785
F: 52 55 5518 4785

Mr F.J.W. VAN KAN
Koninklijke Vereniging Van Archivarissen in Nederland
c/o Gelders Archief
Markt 1
6811 CG Arnhem
Netherlands
T: 31 26 3521 600
F: 31 26 3521 699


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