Annabel Lloyd reminds us how the archival profession has learned to adapt to change without losing its integrity. What once felt like disruption has become an opportunity for collaboration, with archivists finding new ways to balance access, preservation and professional values in a digital world. Her reflection speaks to the maturity of a profession that can work with partners, question their influence and still hold firm to its purpose. It is a story about confidence — the kind that grows from experience, advocacy and the understanding that stewardship is stronger when it embraces innovation. Explore Annabel’s full interview to hear more about how archivists have navigated change, built partnerships and redefined their role in a rapidly evolving landscape. https://buff.ly/3BUo8bb #ASAStoryKeepers #ASA50Years #ArchivesMatter #ArchivalImpact #GLAM #GLAMR (fb)

Kylie Percival reminds us that archival thinking extends beyond the archive. It influences how we manage knowledge, lead teams and understand the world around us. In her interview, Kylie looks back on the experiences that shaped her career across universities, local government and community archives, and how each role offered a new window into how organisations function and how archives underpin their memory. Now serving as University Librarian at Curtin University, Kylie reflects on how those years in archives continue to inform her leadership. The perspective gained from archival work, she notes, is invaluable for understanding systems, people and accountability. Explore Kylie’s full interview to hear more about her career journey and how the principles of archives continue to shape her approach to leadership. https://youtu.be/DF99PUHqHVM #ASAStoryKeepers #ASA50Years #ArchivistVoices #ArchivalImpact #GLAM #GLAMR (fb)