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Moderating Introduction to Web Archiving

Nico
A detail of the poster for Introduction to Web Archiving. On the right is the Ephemeral Record logo and URLs. Running along the bottom edge of the image is a bar in the colours of the Intersex-Inclusive Progress Pride flag.

How do we preserve 2SLGBTQIA+ histories as more of our communities, activism, and cultural spaces move online?

In celebration of World Digital Preservation Day, join The ArQuives: Canada’s 2SLGBTQIA+ Archives for a free introductory webinar on web archiving and digital preservation.

I’ll be moderating this session on web archiving with digital archivists Natasha Fisher and Noa Sanders, which will explore how websites and other online materials can be preserved for future generations, why this work matters, and how community organizations can get started with archiving their own digital histories.

🗓️ Thursday, 5 November 2026 | 6-7 pm ET

📍 Online through Zoom

💲 Free

Learn more and register for free.

Introduction to Web Archiving at The ArQuives. Thursday, November 5, 2026 6-7 pm ET | Online This free webinar will cover The ArQuives' web archiving strategies and procedures, including approaches to preserving high-risk digital content and practical guidance on how organizations can take the first step. Register at arquives.ca.
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About the Author: Nico

Nico Mara-McKay (they/iel) is a historian, writer, editor, and occasional curator whose work focuses on histories of gender and sexuality through lenses of embodiment and identity. They write about queer and trans history, culture, and community at nicomaramckay.com and ephemeralrecord.com, and share updates on Bluesky @nicomaramckay.com.

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