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IASA 2019 Annual Conference

Jill Ann Johnson

Sweden

I am a freelance ethnomusicology consultant. I worked on projects such as the Ethnographic Thesaurus, a joint project between the Library of Congress' American Folklife Center and the American Folklore Society, at the MIM (Music Instrument Museum), the Svenskt visarkiv (a research archive), and various Web projects. I enjoyed coming to IASA conferences so much that I am now the secretary of IASA's Research Archives Section.

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Opening Theatre 1Toby Seay

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Ethnic piano rolls BenGLab 1Darius Kucinskas

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Diversity task force open meeting BenGLab 1Judith Opoku-Boateng

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Preserving the legacy of Odɛɛfoɔ Owusu Amoayɛ II BenGLab 1George Gyesaw

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IASA In video Theatre 1Michael Biel

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General assembly Theatre 1Toby Seay

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The Lucy Durán collection: A report into the technical challenges digitising a mixed format audio collection BenGLab 2Tom Ruane

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Scotland’s Sounds: Fostering creativity in our archives BenGLab 2Alistair Bell

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From a ‘Culture of Silence’ to a free press: What oral histories tell us about self-censorship, ethics, and journalism in Ghana BenGLab 1Ivy Fofie • Alice Daniel National aggregator for sound in the Czech Republic BenGLab 2Iva Horová

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Research archives section open meeting BenGLab 1Aaron Bittel

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The relation of music archiving and intangible cultural heritage in Serbia BenGLab 1Marija Dumnić Vilotijević

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Ghosts of the popular: Theoretical and historiographic perspectives from the Hidden Years Music Archive BenGLab 2Schalk Van der Merwe

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Digitizing a century of native voice and song at the Autry Museum BenGLab 1Liza Posas • Yuri Shimoda

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The extraordinary fate of Charles Wolff's record collection BenGLab 1Thomas Henry

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Intellectual property right as part of preservation standards BenGLab 1Marjolein Steeman

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Drawing the floor plans of your future BenGLab 2Aaron Bittel

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UNESCO on the air: The digital transformation of a global radio history BenGLab 1Adam Cowling • Eng Sengsavang

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How television archiving became a tool for saving radio and providing access to indigenous culture and language BenGLab 1Jamie Lean

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Branding the archiving job to the African youth Theatre 1Nfor Beri

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Why I am an (broadcast) archivist Theatre 1Shubha Chaudhuri • Ilse Assmann

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PV5 - the University of Amsterdam Special Collections External

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Screening at Eye Filmmuseum External

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IASA 50th Anniversary Dinner External