Performance of Abel Gance’s 1927 masterpiece Napoleon, September 24, 2007 at the Coliseum in Rome with the Triptych being shown on an 8.5 x 33 meter screen. The screen was built next to the Arch of Constantine on the Plazza del Colloseo, with the seating area and projection room in the Via de San Gregorio. Napoleon image copyright; Zoetrope Corporation and The Film Preserve, Ltd, with permission Courtesy: Boston Light & Sound, Inc.

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As of January 2020, AMIA will no longer post professional opportunities (part-time/temporary jobs, full-time/permanent jobs, or internships) that do not include salary information. We will also not accept postings for uncompensated internships.

AMIA is taking this step for several reasons: Multiple surveys of the broader GLAM (Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums) field and of audiovisual archivists specifically have affirmed that lack of transparency regarding salaries and earnings expectations is a significant concern for professionals at all stages of their careers. Recent reports from work within AMIA around inclusion and equity have included recommendations for active steps to promote salary transparency and advocate for fair wages and hiring practices in our field.

This will mean some open positions available in our field will not be posted on the AMIA site, but by keeping compensation secret, it obscures structural inequalities and enables them to persist. Without knowing what salaries look like, it becomes harder to make the case that one is experiencing pay discrimination.

In restricting internship postings to paid positions only, our goal is to increase the visibility and accessibility of compensated professional experiences for students and emerging professionals. As with salary transparency, a wealth of recent research and reports from the field emphasize the ways in which reliance on unpaid labor in the form of internships perpetuates systemic inequities and economic injustice, and devalues the skilled labor performed in archival institutions and collections

As a result, your posting to AMIA must include salary information – salary, minimum salary, or salary range.  This includes internship positions. 

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