Who We Are

NAGARA is the preeminent professional association dedicated to the improvement of federal, state, and local government records and information management and the professional development of government records administrators and archivists.

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2017 NAGARA Annual Conference

Unable to attend this year's historic Annual Conference? No worries! View the moments that made this year special, download the session presentations, and learn the names of our valuable volunteers who made this event possible. 

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NAGARA members enjoy several benefits including access to the NEW NAGARA Resource Library, Member Discussion Forums, the NAGARA Webinar Series (and its archives), incredible networking opportunities, and substantial discounts on seasonally-held regional events and the Annual Conference.

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Recent News and Articles of Interest

 Passing of Dan Cantrall (7/20/2017 ) 
   Dan Cantrall, first webmaster for NAGARA, who not only created NAGARA’s web-presence but added to and maintained its web-pages for more than 10 years has passed.
 Day of Data for Digitization Cost Calculator (6/8/2017 ) 
   Federal funding is now available to state and local governments and certain private non-profit organizations on a cost-sharing basis for emergency work and the repair or replacement of disaster-damaged facilities damaged by the severe storms, tornado
 Digitizing State Records May Not Be Cheaper, Experts Say (5/30/2017 ) 
   The state of Illinois has always leased space to store documents, but recently lawmakers have been critical of the Rauner administration spending $2.4 million over five years on a Springfield warehouse.
 From the AOTUS: A New Model for Preserving Presidential Records (5/25/2017 ) 
   The plans for the Obama Presidential Center are unfolding and highlight the vital role that the National Archives plays as custodian of our nation’s records. The following is an excerpt of an interview with David Ferriero, Archivist of the United Sta
 National Archives Announces a New Model for the Preservation & Accessibility of Presidential Records (5/3/2017 ) 
   The National Archives and Records Administration announced today a new model for the preservation and accessibility of Presidential records.

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