Welcome to the Archives Association of British Columbia
The Archives Association of British Columbia (AABC) is a non-profit organization that supports archives, archivists, records professionals and all those with an interest in documentary heritage in British Columbia.
We assist the community through education and professional development, advisory services, and through the maintenance of the provincial database, MemoryBC.
For more information about the AABC, please see the About section.
Call for Nominations! Join the AABC Executive The AABC is seeking Executive Nominees for the 2024/2025 year! Are you an information worker looking for a way to support your colleagues across the province, help shape the way the archival profession looks in British Columbia, and respond to needs regarding education and services for archives and archivists? Are you interested in working with committees made up of volunteers from across British Columbia with a common goal of strengthening training opportunities and increasing resources across the sector? Are you looking to strengthen your CV with service work or financial management? We want to hear from you! Members of the AABC Executive oversee all aspects of the AABC and we are currently seeking nominees for several roles: Vice-President, Treasurer and Member-at-Large 2. If you interested in these positions, or learning more about them, please contact aabc.president@aabc.ca |
Current AABC News
| Upcoming Events & RegistrationRegistration is now open for the following AABC events:
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AABC Disaster Response Kits The AABC Disaster Response Kits are housed in 4 regions of the province - Vancouver Island, Vancouver, Kelowna and Prince George. Learn how to access the kits in the event of an emergency. |
Become a Member or Donate to the AABC today!Join the AABC - view our membership categories and benefits. Your donations help to maintain AABC programs and directly support student bursaries. Tax receipts are available. |
The Archives Association of British Columbia acknowledges that it carries out its work on the land of Indigenous nations throughout British Columbia. We are grateful for the continuing relationships with Indigenous people in B.C. that develop through our work together. We gratefully acknowledge the financial assistance of the Province of British Columbia |
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