"[A Matter of Facts] reminds archivists that we must continue to advocate for a better approach to preserving all kinds of evidence, not only so that we can tell truths from lies, but also in order to support varied methods of identifying, understanding, and fostering diverse approaches to memory making," writes Tys Klumpenhouwer of the University of Toronto Archives and Records Management Services in the latest Archivaria. Read the full review of Laura A. Millar's A Matter of Facts: The Value of Evidence in an Information Age, the first book in the Archival Futures Series co-published by SAA and ALA. Better yet, get your copy here of A Matter of Facts.------------------------------
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