ARMAG advances professional identity, standards, education and good practice for archivists, records managers and information professionals across Ghana.
ARMAG promotes the care, preservation and effective use of records and archives in Ghana's public and private sectors.
ARMAG's established objectives focus on preservation and use of records, public awareness, professional collaboration, research and the development of records and archives services.
Promote proper care, preservation and use of records and archives.
Help institutions and the public understand the value of reliable records.
Encourage research, publication and professional knowledge sharing.
Support the establishment and improvement of records and archives services.
ARMAG membership brings professional development, resources, networking and member services together in one place.
Access seminars, workshops, conferences and practical professional-development programmes.
Access newsletters, industry guidance, research papers, whitepapers and professional resources.
Connect with mentoring, career guidance, internships, jobs and professional networking opportunities.
Student membership has historically included access to free learning activities, resources, career guidance, mentorship and selected internship/job referrals.
ARMAG held a one-day programme at the University of Ghana's Balme Library to update participants on digital records, archiving, document imaging and electronic records-management systems.
Read the activity →ARMAG contributed to national discussion on archives as evidence, institutional memory and an essential foundation for transparency and accountability.
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