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III International Seminar on Sports Archives «Sports and Human Rights»

Girona, 9 May, 2022

III International Seminar on Sports Archives «Sports and Human Rights»

#SIAE2022 #ISSA2022 #esportarxiu #sportarchive #ICASPO #ICASAHR

Organisers

Section on Sport Archives of the International Council on Archives (ICA/SPO)

Section on Archives and Human Rights of the International Council on Archives (ICA/SAHR)

Diputació de Girona

Ajuntament de Girona

Generalitat de Catalunya (Ministry of the Presidency and Ministry of Culture)

Associació d’Arxivers – Gestors de Documents de Catalunya (AAC-GD)

Collaborators

Arxivers sense Fronteres, Consorci de les Drassanes Reials i Museu Marítim de Barcelona i Fundació “la Caixa”

Date and place

9 May 2022

On-site and webinar

EspaiCaixa Girona – “la Caixa” Obra Social.
Plaça Poeta Marquina,10.
GIRONA

Frequency

Biennial

Registration (web form)

Coming soon

  • 35€
  • Members of ICA, ICOM, AAC, IFLA, universities, sport research centres and associations: 30€
  • Retired people and students: 15€
Target audience

The event is aimed at sportsmen and sportswomen, clubs, organisations, sports federations, historians, journalists, researchers, doctors, physiotherapists, archivists, companies and universities (staff and students) managing documents linked to health, sport, history, sociology, etc

Simultaneous translation

Catalan, English and Spanish

Admin. office

Diputació de Girona – Archives and Records Management Service

Pujada de Sant Martí, 4-5, 17001 Girona.
Tel.34 972 18 48 40.

esportarxiu@ddgi.cat

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General aims

The International Council on Archives (ICA), through the Section on Sport Archives (SPO), aims to make governments and the public aware of the need to preserve and conserve archives belonging to all the individuals, public and private institutions, associations and other organisations linked to the world of sport.

The ICA’s activities, through ICA / SPO, are intended to raise awareness in society of the need to organise, preserve, disseminate and facilitate access to documentation and information produced by associations, clubs, federations, sports organisations and athletes, since they play a fundamental role in configuring the personal and collective memory of the world of sport and of society itself.

The complex management of the world of sport has many links with other professionals, such as those involved in health, journalism and the media, history, archive studies, political science, legislation, economics, philosophy, the sciences of physical activity, and sports and engineering, among other fields.

With a view to achieving the above aims, the ICA / SPO, the Diputació de Girona, the Girona City Council and the Generalitat de Catalunya are promoting a biennial seminar on sport archives in Girona.

Specific objectives

The mission of the Section on Sport Archives (SPO) of the International Council on Sport Archives is to promote the preservation of sport-related archives around the world and to raise awareness among governments and the general public of the need to preserve and conserve the archives of all individuals, public and private institutions, associations and organisations involved in sport.

These two sections, ICA/SPO and ICA/SAHR, of the International Council on Archives, propose that the main objective of the III International Seminar on Sports Archives should be to raise awareness of the role of documents held in archives linked to sport and human rights in order to provide this primary source of information during any activity that defends human rights, as well as in courts of law and in the application of social justice.

One of the ways to achieve this is to organise seminars on sport archives in order to make society aware of the importance of preserving this documentation and ensuring that it is accessible to both public and private institutions around the world.

Racism, sexism, abuse, gender violence, deceit, hate crimes and many other actions that affect people's rights can also be identified through the documents that make up the archives linked to the world of sport. At the same time, there are documents that refer to the positive development of these rights, such as integration and social cohesion, education, equality and democracy.

The Section on Archives and Human Rights of the International Council on Archives strives for the preservation of archives documenting human rights violations and disseminates information on the importance of archives in the defence of human rights.

Nelson Mandela said: ``Sport has the power to change the world.`` Our task is to preserve this information. International Council on Archives - ICA/SPO - ICA/SAHR. Barcelona, November 2021

Speakers

Xavier Pujadas Martí

Doctor of Contemporary History, lecturer in History of Sport at Ramon Llull University - Research and Innovation Group on Sport and Society

Raül Romeva i Rueda

PhD in International Relations and PhD candidate in education sciences (UAB) and sport (URL)

David C. Sutton

Archivist and historian, expert in literature and art archives and member of the ICA-SAHR

Razia Saleh

Archive & Research Director. Nelson Mandela Foundation.

Kenth Sjöblom

Senior Research Officer at the National Archives of Finland

Harry Edwards

Sociologist and civil rights activist, PhD in sociology from Cornell University and Professor Emeritus at the University of Berkeley

Experiences

Enric Cobo

Head of the Coordination Service of the Network of County Archives of the Catalan Department of Culture

Programme

9.30 – 10.00
Opening remarks
10.00 – 11.00

IN PERSON

“Preservar la dignitat per evitar la injustícia. La presència de la memòria sobre els drets humans en els arxius de l’esport” (Preserving dignity to avoid injustice. The presence of human rights memorials in sports archives)

led by :

  • Xavier Pujadas. Barcelona. Doctor of Contemporary History, lecturer in History of Sport at Ramon Llull University – Research and Innovation Group on Sport and Society
  • Raül Romeva. Barcelona. PhD in International Relations and PhD candidate in education sciences (UAB) and sport (URL)
11.00 – 11.30
Coffee break
11.30 – 12.15

IN PERSON

«Archival evidence for the role of sport in the anti-apartheid movement»

led by :

  • David C. Sutton. United Kingdom. Archivist and historian, expert in literature and art archives and member of the ICA-SAHR
12.15 – 13.00

VIRTUAL

«“Sport has the power to change the world”: The Nelson Mandela Archive»

led by :

  • Razia Saleh. South Africa. Archive & Research Director. Nelson Mandela Foundation
13.00 – 13.30

VIRTUAL

«Violence on sport archives – Violence on human rights. Some remarks on archival actions and policies»

led by :

  • Kenth Sjöblom. Finland. Senior Research Officer at the National Archives of Finland
13.30 – 14.00
Debate
14.00-15.00
Lunch
15.00 – 15.15

VIRTUAL

“Racismo y fútbol: Inconsistencias del discurso sobre la lucha contra el racismo a partir de la indagación de archivos” (Racism and football: Inconsistencies in the discourse on the fight against racism through archival research)

led by :

  • Ricardo Pinto dos Santos. Brasil. Doctor in Comparative History from the UFRJ. Federal University of Rio de Janeiro
15.15 – 15.30

IN PERSON

“El projecte ‘Europeana Sport’: el patrimoni audiovisual com a altaveu per a minories” (The “Europeana Sport” project: Audiovisual heritage as a platform for minorities)

led by :

  • David Iglesias. Girona. Head of the Photographic and Audiovisual Documentation Section, Girona City Council. Centre for Image Research and Dissemination
15.30 – 15.45

VIRTUAL

“Archives, Gender Equality and Sexual Harassment – Social Memory as a Constructor of Societal Understanding”

led by :

  • Heikki Roiko-Jokela. Finland. Professor, Senior Researcher. University of Jyvaskyla
  • Tapio Roiko-Jokela. Finland. Research Assistant and Bachelor of Arts. University of Jyvaskyla
15.45 – 16.00

VIRTUAL

“El olimpismo en el archivo personal de Pedro J. Matheu” (Olympism in the personal archive of Pedro J. Matheu)

led by :

  • Inés Irurita. University of Navarra
16.00 – 16.15

IN PERSON

“Arxius amb noms de dones. La dona a l’esport” (Archives with women’s names. Women in sport)

led by :

  • Marta Vives. Barcelona. Director of the Anoia County Archive. Generalitat de Catalunya
  • Enric Cobo. Barcelona. Head of the Coordination Service of the Network of County Archives of the Catalan Department of Culture. Generalitat de Catalunya
16.15 – 16.30

VIRTUAL

“L’exposition ‘Histoires du rugby malagasy 1900-2021’” (The exhibition ‘Histories of Malagasy Rugby 1900-2021’)

led by :

  • Fabien Bordelès. France. Overseas National Archives (Aix-en-Provence)
16.30 – 17.00
Debate
17.00 – 17.30

VIRTUAL

“Sport inevitably, unavoidably recapitulates society, the character of its human and institutional relationships, and the ideological and value sentiments rationalizing and justifying those relationships”

led by :

  • Harry Edwards. United States. Sociologist and civil rights activist, PhD in sociology from Cornell University and Professor Emeritus at the University of Berkeley
17.30 – 18.00
Debate
18.00 – 18.30

IN PERSON

Presentation of new ICA/SPO materials

led by :

  • Doudou Sall Gaye, Vice President of the ICA-SPO
18.30 – 18.45

IN PERSON / VIRTUAL

Closing remarks

led by :

  • Vitor Fonseca, President of the ICA-SAHR
  • Fina Solà Gasset, President of the ICA-SPO

Photo gallery

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    Location

    Localització Seminari Arxius de l'Esport

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    EspaiCaixa Girona – “la Caixa” Obra Social.

    Plaça Poeta Marquina,10 – Girona

    (3 minutes walk from the train station)

    How to get there:

    By car:

    > from the Girona Airport, 20 minutes

    > from Barcelona, 120 minutes

    By train:

    > from Barcelona, 30 minutes