NHPRC Strategic Plan call for
input
I wanted to share this request I recently recieved broadly with
the CNI community. The National Historic Publications and Records
Commission (NHPRC) is working through a strategic planning process,
and is reaching out to various groups, including the CNI community,
for input and comments. The announcement that I've reproduced below
includes information on how to submit responses to the NHPRC.
Clifford Lynch
Director, CNI
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For the past 50 years the National Historical Publications and
Records Commission has been awarding grants from the National Archives
to projects that preserve and publish historical records. As we look
to the future, we have begun the process of creating a new Strategic
Plan, and we would like your help in setting a new course.
We're hoping to craft our programming to meet the current needs of the
field and to best serve the American people.
After internal discussions at the National Archives and with the
members of the Commission, we have drafted a preliminary set of goals,
as follows: to make access happen, to involve more citizens more
directly in the work of archives, to provide leadership through the
National Archives, and to change our processes to increase our reach
and leverage.
We are contacting several organizations to invite their ideas and
input. I ask you to share my email and the links below with
appropriate members of the CNI community and consider sending us your
feedback.
You can read this draft framework for the NHPRC Strategic Plan as
well as view a short presentation on the NHPRC and the draft goals
we've put together at the following you tube presentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BV2ZVLupFJ0
We welcome input from your organization and those you represent.
There are several ways to share your thoughts:
ALL comments will be considered by the staff and the 15-member
Commission. Our goal is to revise the current draft in September,
so we will need your comments by September 15,
2015.
Thanks in advance for assisting the Commission in this important
undertaking. We look forward to hearing from you.
Kathleen Williams, Executive Director
Natl Historical Pubs and Records Commission (NHPRC)
National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)
700 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Suite 114
Washington, DC 20408
202-357-5263 (office); 240-338-2985 (cell)
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