The document discusses the alignment of missions among libraries, archives, and museums, highlighting significant variances in organizational aspects such as governance and staffing. It addresses common challenges faced by these institutions, including digital transitions and funding hurdles. A diverse team of professionals is involved in efforts to promote collaboration and overcome sector-specific issues.

2. theory
Mission
alignment
posi1ons
libraries,
archives,
and
museums
to
collaborate.
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3. reality
While
museum,
archives,
and
library
missions
may
be
aligned,
there
is
a
wide
variance
across
them
in
other
aspects,
e.g.:
o organiza1onal
sizes
o governance
structures
o staffing
models
o funding
models
o acronyms
and
vocabularies
o disciplinary
special1es
o user
communi1es
served

4. Boundary-­‐Spanning
buffering
reflec1ng
connec1ng
mobilizing
weaving
transforming

5. Tensions
• Field
Diversity
• Resources
• Vocabulary

6. Field
Diversity

7. Resources
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8. Vocabulary
e.g.,
metadata,
processing,
cataloging,
access,
preserva1on,
collec1on
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9. Alignment
Areas
Addressing
common
issues,
e.g.:
• Digital
transi1ons
• Funding
challenges
• Policy
changes
• Leadership
challenges
• Succession
planning

10. “Mapping
the
Landscapes”
team
Nancy
Melley,
Academy
of
Cer1fied
Archivists
(ACA)
Elizabeth
Call,
ALA/SAA/AAM
CommiKee
on
Archives,
Libraries,
and
Museums
(CALM)
Eric
Pourchot,
Founda1on
of
the
American
Ins1tute
for
Conserva1on
of
Historic
&
Ar1s1c
Works
Laura
Hortz
Stanton,
American
Ins1tute
for
Conserva1on
of
Historic
and
Ar1s1c
Works
(AIC)
Sandy
Hirsh,
Associa1on
for
Informa1on
Science
and
Technology
(ASIS&T)
Charles
Wilt,
Associa1on
for
Library
Collec1ons
and
Technical
Service
Jill
Hartz,
Associa1on
of
Academic
Museums
and
Galleries
Victoria
Garvin,
Associa1on
of
Children’s
Museums
(ACM)
Mary
Ellen
Davis,
Kathryn
Deiss,
Associa1on
of
College
and
Research
Libraries
(ACRL)
Donna
Sack,
Associa1on
of
Midwest
Museums
(AMM)
Mark
Puente,
Associa1on
of
Research
Libraries
(ARL)
Wendy
Hancock,
Associa1on
of
Science-­‐Technology
Centers
(ASTC)
John
Burger,
Associa1on
of
Southeastern
Research
Libraries
Linda
Crowe,
Califa
Cal
Shepard,
Chief
Officers
of
State
Library
Agencies
(COSLA)
Anne
Ackerson,
MaK
Veatch,
Council
of
State
Archivists
(CoSA)
Nancy
McGovern,
Digital
Preserva1on
Management
Workshop
Tom
Clareson,
Heritage
Preserva1on
Lisa
Barnhart,
Eileen
O’Shea,
InfoPeople
Jefferson
Bailey,
Internet
Archive
Mary
Taylor,
Library
Informa1on
Technology
Associa1on
Laurie
Gemmill
Arp,
LYRASIS
Tanya
Zanish-­‐Belcher,
Ellen
Swain,
Lisa
Sjoberg,
Midwest
Archives
Conference
(MAC)
Brian
Keough,
Laurie
Sather,
Mid-­‐Atlan1c
Regional
Archives
Conference
(MARAC)
Tanya
Marshall,
Na1onal
Associa1on
of
Government
Archives
and
Records
Administrators
(NAGARA)
Dan
Yaeger,
New
England
Museum
Associa1on
Larry
Johnson,
New
Media
Consor1um
Jeannie
Castro,
North
American
Serials
Interest
Group
(NASIG)
Jessica
Bitely,
Northeast
Document
Conserva1on
Center
(NEDCC)
Kendra
Morgan,
OCLC
Barb
Macikas,
Lian
Sze,
ScoK
Allen,
Public
Library
Associa1on
(PLA)
Debra
H.
Norris,
University
of
Delaware
Amanda
Focke,
Regional
Archival
Associa1ons
Consor1um
(RAAC)
Solveig
De
SuKer,
Nancy
Beaumont,
Kathleen
Roe,
Helen
Wong
Smith,
Donna
E.
McCrea,
Society
of
American
Archivists
(SAA)
Mike
Hudson,
Southeastern
Museum
Conference
(SEMC)
Angela
Goodrich,
Urban
Libraries
Council
(ULC)
Jennifer
Thomas,
Virginia
Associa1on
of
Museums
Katherine
Skinner,
Chris1na
Drummond,
Educopia
Ins1tute