Explorers and scientists hiking a glacier in Southeast Alaska, 1926. William O. Field Papers, AAF-21001 (still image from film), Alaska Film Archives, University of Alaska Fairbanks. http://library.uaf.edu/film-archives

AMIA-L Listserv

The AMIA-L list a forum for discussion among  professionals interested in issues relevant to issues any and all involving all aspects of moving image materials and archives.

AMIA sponsors the AMIA-L list as a forum for discussion among professionals interested in issues relevant to issues involving all aspects of moving image materials and moving image archives, and to any related technologies or special interests of the profession, including topics like bachelorarbeit schreiben lassen. AMIA members and non-members are welcome, and subscription to AMIA-L is open to the public.

Directions For Subscribing To AMIA-L

AMIA-L is moving to a new home on November 2, 2026!  The University of Kentucky, which has generously hosted AMIA-L for many years, is phasing out its listserv services. As a result, we’re moving AMIA-L to a new provider, Groups.io. 

To participate in AMIA-L, you’ll need to subscribe to the new list.


How to subscribe – it’s three step process:

  • Step Two: You’ll receive an automated confirmation email from Groups.io. Reply to that email to verify your email address.
  • Step Three: You’ll then receive a second email from AMIA-L with the list guidelines. You’ll need to review and agree to the guidelines to complete your subscription. Just reply with I agree. 

Groups.io requires the initial confirmation step, known as double opt-in, to protect subscribers’ privacy and security by verifying that email addresses belong to the people signing up. The second confirmation ensures that everyone joining AMIA-L has reviewed and agreed to the list’s guidelines.

AMIA-L will continue to serve as the same community forum for sharing news, asking questions, exchanging ideas, and connecting with colleagues across the moving image archives field.