Exhibit at the Conference

ACdR Art Conservation is a large multi-disciplinary center, specializing in the treatment of fine arts, historic works, and disaster recovery, including: paintings, textiles, objects, sculpture and works on paper. Our studios provide the utmost in professional conservation and preservation services, research, and collections care. We offer the expertise for comprehensive preventative measures, site mitigation, remediation, and abatement for collections contaminated and damaged by mold, fire soot, ash & smoke, and pest infestations.

Art Display Essentials, a 10-31 Company: has created a suite of products and services that are useful for museums and museum fabrication companies. From the most detailed queuing system to the simplest label holder, Art Display Essentials provides solutions for every museum’s need. Our barrier and queueing solutions along with our sleek signage options offer your visitors’ precise direction without distracting from the atmosphere of the artwork. We are proud to present our quality Q-Cord Barriers, MuseumRails, MuseumSigns, Display Cases, Artifact Mounts, Display Risers and More.

Asgaard Systems: provides storage and display solutions for museums, galleries and interpretive centers. We’ve partnered with select domestic and international manufacturers to offer an unparalleled portfolio of products. From Artifact Storage and Archival Drawer Modules for small objects, to Art Collection and Portrait Storage Systems – we are well suited to address your needs and exceed expectations.

Balboa Art Conservation Center is located in San Diego, CA on the ancestral and current homelands of the Kumeyaay Nation, houses the only publicly accessible nonprofit art conservation laboratories in the state, and is the only nonprofit regional conservation center in the west coast. BACC provides art conservation and cultural preservation services for works of art, cultural objects, and historic artifacts for collecting institutions, communities, and individuals via treatment, technical analysis, and preventive collections care. BACC’s mission to advance the study and preservation of cultural heritage for all communities manifests through service, community partnerships, and programs that democratize conservation knowledge and resources. Visit us to learn about our professional development, collections care training, and ways to use art conservation technology to support repatriation.

Bodwé Professional Services Group: Bodwé is the Professional Services Group of Mno-Bmadsen, the investment enterprise and a wholly owned instrumentality of the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi. The Bodwé family of companies work to serve the Pokagon Band and its people, increasing resources for continued growth and sovereignty. Bodwé Group is comprised of Seven Generations A+E, The Steelhead Engineering Company, Blue Star Integrative Studio, WBK Engineering, Bodwé Technology Solutions, Bodwé Infrastructure Services, and Bodwé Federal Services. We are planners, designers, engineers, scientists, consultants, contractors, project managers, and problem solvers who work collectively to serve Indigenous, public, and private clients through our three service branches. Our mission is to grow the legacy and economy of the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi.

Carlisle Indian School Digital Resource Center: The Carlisle Indian Industrial School, operating from 1879 to 1918, was the first federally-managed, off-reservation boarding school for Native American children and young adults. The Carlisle Indian School Digital Resource Center is a website that hosts hundreds of thousands of original documents and photographs about the school and the nearly 7800 students who attended. These materials are freely available to access and download to support family history and other forms of research. Through this online resource, we seek to increase knowledge and understanding of the school and its complex legacy, while also facilitating efforts of relatives to easily find information about their ancestors.

CatalogIt: Imagine Loving Your CMS. CatalogIt is a powerful, secure, and comprehensive collections management system for all types of collections. Cost-effective, full-featured, and easy to use, it helps reduce administrative costs and enables your staff and volunteers to work together seamlessly on both mobile and desktop devices. With CatalogIt, you can manage objects and workflows from anywhere, anytime, using our mobile and web-based apps.

Center for Collections Care at Beloit College: provides online and in-person professional development training courses in conservation (paper, textiles,metals, ceramics, and more!), exhibit mount making, crating and packing, NAGPRA implementation, and culturally informed collections stewardship. Courses are not credit-bearing and are geared toward emerging and practicing museum, library, archive, conservation, and NAGPRA professionals. Courses are taught by distinguished conservation and museum professionals from institutions across the US. Raffle Prize: Gift Basket.

Click Netherfield: We are Click Netherfield, global museum showcase experts with over 55 years experience working with institutions and communities from Royal Families and National Institutions, to Independent Galleries and Private Collectors. With roots in Scottish soil, and North American operations based in New Jersey, we are extraordinarily proud to have the distinct honor in working with the Native Community, including significant projects such as Choctaw Museum, Wanapum Heritage Center, Ziibiwing Center, Arctic Studies Center, Huhugam Heritage Center, the Heard Museum and First Americans Museum. We are Click Netherfield; let us showcase your vision.

Collector Systems, LLC: is a leader in cloud-based solutions for museums, libraries, archives, historic homes, and foundations, providing seamless cataloging and reporting with top-tier security. Our user-friendly platform supports collections across art, history, ethnology, archaeology, and more. The full-featured iOS and Android mobile app includes condition reporting, location updates, and barcode/QR scanning. Our repatriation (NAGPRA), finding aids, entry, exit, loan, and conservation features allow our users to have the workflow and support the events and tasks needed to best steward your collections. CS has an unparalleled commitment to the security and privacy of our clients’ data, supported by our SOC2 and ISO 27001 frameworks and yearly audits. With WordPress and Drupal themes, Collector Systems allows you to share your collection publicly with ease and power.

Council on Library and Information Resources: is an independent, nonprofit organization that supports the work of libraries, archives, and museums. CLIR advances its mission through publications, partnerships, the Digital Library Federation (DLF), and regranting programs. Visit the CLIR booth to meet staff and learn about our current digitization grant programs, Recordings at Risk and Digitizing Hidden Collections: Amplifying Unheard Voices.

Craft Emergency Relief Fund (CERF+): Are you ready? Stop by our table to learn about resources, grants, and trainings available through the Craft Emergency Relief Fund. For more than 40 years, we’ve been supporting craft artists and craft communities when emergencies disrupt creative work and livelihoods. From readiness and risk reduction to response, relief, and recovery, our work is grounded in care, equity, and respect for community knowledge. Come say hello, ask questions, and explore how our grants and field education can support craft artists in your community before, during, and after crisis. We’d love to connect and share what readiness and support can look like in your work.

CREO Exhibits: For over 40 years, CRĒO Exhibits has honed the craft of specialty custom fabrication, delivering high-end, one-of-a-kind designs that connect at a human level. We pair deep craftmanship with rigorous build standards, partnering closely with clients to translate vision into durable, high-finish work for lasting environments. Our teams collaborate with Indigenous communities and advisors, follow cultural protocols, and build spaces that honor the stories of Indigenous communities across generations. We source locally where we can, steward intellectual property with care, and design for durability, easy maintenance, accessibility, and climate. The result is precise, beautiful, respectful work built to serve communities for years to come.

Dorfman Museum Figures: Our booth contains various examples of our Realistic Heads and Hands, as well as examples of our artifact-appropriate Conservation Form Heads and Hands. We also have digital access to most of our portfolio of Figures and Forms that we have created in the past that could be similar to what you may have in mind. Please stop by!

e-ImageData Corp: offers multi-award winning microfilm scanners for libraries and archives, governments, corporations, and commercial businesses. Our award-winning ScanPro® All-In-One™ Microfilm Scanner is highly regarded among researchers for its superior image quality and user-friendly interface; widely recognized for making microfilm research and digitization enjoyable and effortless for end-users!

Foundation for Advancement in Conservation: Looking for support in caring for your objects, documents, photographs, and other collections? FAIC provides free and low-cost resources that help you preserve materials, prepare for and recover from emergencies, and build resiliency in the face of climate change.

Full Circle Indigenous Planning & Design: is a 100% Native American-owned and operated, multidisciplinary research-based planning and visioning design practice. We help our clients complete the due diligence necessary for successful planning and building projects through a thoughtful cultural visioning, pre-design planning and long-range master planning process. From small, culturally sensitive spaces in individual buildings, to complex large-scale projects and community master plans, Full Circle strives to help each community and organization develop unique design strategies to create culturally appropriate, operationally efficient, and fiscally responsible design solutions based on careful planning for long term growth and success.

Gaylord Archival: Step into the future of exhibit design with the AXS™ Showcase System-only from Gaylord Archival! Our patent-pending, magnet-based design transforms how you protect and present your collections, offering quick, secure, single-person access with ease. Lightweight, conservation-grade, and shipping flat, the AXS™ Showcase System adapts to nearly any space or need-all while keeping your treasures safe and accessible. Founded in 1896, Gaylord Archival started by inventing a book repair tape for libraries. Over the past century, we’ve grown into a leading provider of archival and exhibit products, always focused on innovation and quality to protect cultural collections.

Great Oak Press: In 2014 Pechanga established Great Oak Press in order to provide an avenue by which Native voices and topics of significance and importance to Native Americans could find their way into the contemporary discourse and become both a growing and permanent part of recorded knowledge.

Historiq helps archives, libraries, museums, and Tribal Nations access their collections through archival processing, digitization, and AI-assisted cataloging tools. Built with archivists at the center, the platform offers a familiar, supercharged approach to archival processing, combining professional workflows with intelligent metadata drafting to move materials from backlog to discovery faster. For Tribal Nations, Historiq supports Nation-led archives and records work grounded in sovereignty, cultural stewardship, and data control, respecting Traditional Knowledge through community-defined access, aligning with CARE principles, and reinforcing self-determination through records stewardship. The result is more accessible, responsibly managed collections that strengthen institutions, empower communities, and ensure history is preserved and shared on their own terms.

Hollinger Metal Edge: is the leading supplier of archival materials for Tribal museums, libraries, universities and government institutions. We offer a wide variety of products online but we also specialize in custom sizes to make sure you get what you need. Hollinger Metal Edge is a proud supporter of ATALM and has exhibited since its inception.

Institute of American Indian Arts IAIA’s Mission: To empower creativity and leadership in Indigenous arts and cultures through higher education, lifelong learning, and community engagement.

JCJ Architecture: has collaborated with over 85 Native American communities over the last 4 decades and is recognized for the firm’s ability to listen, advocate, and tell stories through the built environment. This year the JCJ team is celebrating its 90th year of continuous practice, bringing stability, insight, and creativity to clients through the drive of an employee-owned organization, the expertise of a top-ranked design firm, and the creativity of a world class design practice. Clients include the Choctaw Nation, Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, Seneca Nation, Pechanga Band of Indians, Navajo Nation, and more.

JSTOR Digital Stewardship Services is a modern digital collections platform, purpose-built for distinctive collections. In one connected workspace, institutions can process, manage, preserve, and share to JSTOR—integrating digital asset management, long-term preservation, and AI-assisted processing through JSTOR Seeklight. Developed by a mission-driven nonprofit in partnership with the community, it strengthens discovery, accessibility, and sustainable impact.

Lighting Services Inc: is the premier manufacturer of Track, Accent, and Display Lighting Systems. Since 1958, LSI has been dedicated to designing, engineering, and manufacturing the highest quality lighting systems.

LLMC: is a nonprofit library consortium which provides access to global legal and historical documents via our database. As a nonprofit organization, we focus on the preservation and digitization of at-risk materials, ensuring their longevity and accessibility. Celebrating our 50th anniversary, we continue to advance our mission with a continually growing collection that spans jurisdictions, time periods, and legal systems-offering a rich collection and resource for students, historians, researchers, attorneys, and scholars.

Midwest Art Conservation Center: is a non-profit organization for the preservation and conservation of art and artifacts, providing treatment, education, and training for museums, historical societies, libraries, other cultural institutions, artists, and the public.

National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled, Library of Congress: (NLS) is a free braille and talking book library service for people with temporary or permanent low vision, blindness, or a physical, perceptual, or reading disability that prevents them from using regular print materials. Through a national network of cooperating libraries, NLS circulates books and magazines in braille or audio formats, that are instantly downloadable to a personal device or delivered by mail free of charge.

National Museum of the American Indian is dedicated to advancing knowledge and understanding of the histories and cultures of Native peoples of the Western Hemisphere – past, present, and future. It stewards one of the largest and most extensive collections of Native American art and artifacts in the world and works to support the continuance of culture, traditional values, and transitions in contemporary Native life. The Four Pathways of Return program guides the NMAI in working with communities to return or care for cultural heritage items, address past harms, and support ethical stewardship. Integrating the NMAI Act and related Smithsonian policies, it helps determine the best pathway – Community Loan, Shared Stewardship, Repatriation, or Ethical Return – to provide communities with greater authority of their cultural heritage.

National Museum of the American Indian – The Outreach and Engagement Planning Office seeks to expand the current reach of the museum by meaningfully engaging with Tribes, First Nations, and Indigenous communities of the western hemisphere. These connections further understanding of Native people and their allies, fostering a richer shared human experience, the museum’s core mission. Come to the booth to learn more about the museum’s outreach initiatives, programs, and publications.

National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition Visit the National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition (NABS) Digital Archives and Research & Education teams to learn about the National Indian Boarding School Digital Archive (NIBSDA) and our broader work supporting truth, accountability, and healing. Explore how we digitize and steward boarding school records in partnership with Tribal Nations while advancing Indigenous data sovereignty and ethical access. Meet our team to learn about research support, educational resources, curriculum development, and community engagement initiatives that connect archival records to lived experience. Stop by to discover how our collaborative approach supports families, researchers, educators, and communities seeking knowledge and justice.

NEDCC-Northeast Document Conservation Center: is a non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation of book and paper collections, digital imaging, audio reformatting, and preservation training and assessments. Free preservation resources are available online at nedcc.org, and NEDCC operates a 24/7 collections emergency hotline at 1-855-245-8303. Tribes in California with cultural collections can schedule a free emergency preparedness site visit through the “Ready-Or Not” project by visiting nedcc.org/CAready.

Nez Perce Traditions Gift Shop: At our Nez Perce Traditions gift shop you will find handcrafted items from tribal and local artists. Our goal is to invest, support and promote our local Indigenous and diverse artisans. Drop into our storefront in beautiful downtown Lewiston, Idaho, shop online or call us for a custom authentic tribal shopping experience.

Re:discovery Software Inc. Our Proficio Software will make your collections management easier from start to finish – whether it’s data entry, updating, searching, reporting, or researching – you can efficiently catalog and track all aspects of your collection. We will support, upgrade, and advance your system in pace with ever-changing technology. We have served the collections field for over 35 years, and we are proud of our notable and diverse clientele, including art museums, history museums & sites, science museums, corporate collections and archives, private collections, non-profit organizations, universities, archaeological collections & sites, government agencies on the federal, state, and local levels, and so much more. Here are Re:discovery Software we are more than just a Collection Management Software company. We are your team of museum and archives professionals and top-notch software engineers ready to support you and your collection management.

San Jose State University – School of Information Take your career to the next level by enrolling in the San José State University School of Information’s 100% online programs. All courses are conducted in our interactive, award-winning online learning environment, so you can learn whenever and wherever works best for you! Best of all, you get to engage with expert faculty and a dynamic community of library professionals from around the world. Featured Programs: ALA-accredited Master of Library and Information Science; Advanced Certificate in Digital Assets and Services; Post-Master’s Certificate in Library and Information Science. We also offer free webinars on a host of topics, including EDI, career development and leadership. Discover what Silicon Valley’s School of Information can do for your career and personal growth. Visit ischool.sjsu.edu.

School for Advanced Research: advances understanding of humanity through a unique alchemy of creative practice and scholarly research in Native American arts, anthropology, and related disciplines. A division of SAR, the Indian Arts Research Center, houses a collection of over 12,000 items of Native Southwest art and history and supports the past, present, and future of Native arts through its many initiatives, including community partnerships, public programming, and Native artist fellowships. In addition, the IARC develops Guidelines for museums and community in an effort to promote more equitable relationships between the two.

SCTCA dba Tribal Print Source: is a multi-service non-profit corporation established in 1972 for a consortium of 25 federally recognized Indian tribes in Southern California. Tribal Print Source provides high quality professional printing, design, promotional items and mailing services to customers nationwide, while generating job training opportunities and income for tribal communities. All proceeds of Tribal Print Source help support our Native communities.

Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of Natural History, Department of Anthropology: The Department of Anthropology at the National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution stewards one of the largest and oldest collections and archives of Native American materials. These vast collections are accessible for inquiry into the cultures, arts, and technologies of the world’s peoples. The National Anthropological Archives (NAA) includes sound and paper recordings of endangered, and increasingly revitalized languages and knowledge systems. Meet with NMNH Anthropology staff from collections, NAA, Repatriation and Recovering Voices and the Arctic Studies Center to learn more about the repatriation process at the NMNH, collections searches, archival documents and audiovisual resources, and innovative opportunities for collaboration and research.

Society of American Archivists: is North America’s oldest and largest national professional association dedicated to the needs and interests of archives and archivists. SAA represents more than 6,200 professional archivists employed by governments, universities, businesses, libraries, and historical organizations nationally. All of the work undertaken by SAA on behalf of its members and archives users is guided by our vision, mission, and core values.

Society of Southwest Archivists: is a professional organization established in 1972 to stimulate and make available research in archival administration and records management, foster opportunities for education and training of archivists, records managers, and custodians of private papers and strengthen relations with organizations and institutions having mutual interests in the preservation and use of our recorded heritage. The six states in our region include Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana but we have members from across the country too. We hold a hybrid meeting in May every year.

Spacesaver Corporation: Protect the past and prepare for the future with Spacesaver’s museum cabinets, art screens, compactors, shelving, and more. Our engineers and project managers team up with your local distributor to provide design assistance, installation, and maintenance for any museum, large or small. Contact us to arrange a free on-site consultation.

Split Rock Studios: is an award-winning, employee-owned exhibit design and build firm based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. With 25 years of experience, our in-house team of 40+ museum professionals specializes in creating custom cultural and natural history exhibits for museums, interpretive centers, historic sites, and more. From kickoff to installation, our expert project managers, designers, artists, and craftspeople are here to guide you through every aspect of your project with enthusiasm and a passion for storytelling!

Terentia: Build a digital home for tribal heritage. Designed for museums and cultural institutions, Terentia is the next-generation platform to manage collections, preserve assets, and tell compelling stories. Our cloud-native solutions empower the stewardship and repatriation of tribal objects and archives while ensuring data sovereignty and secure remote access. Protect heritage for future generations, support language preservation, develop educational programs, and foster collaboration with tribal communities and other institutions. Together, we can craft a digital strategy using Terentia’s innovative tools for collections management (CMS), digital asset management (DAM), and collections engagement.

theirstory.io: is a software platform that enables institutions to turn archives into assets. TheirStory is an end-to-end platform designed to help you capture, transcribe & index, analyze, and then make your media accessible.

The MediaPreserve: A division of Preservation Technologies, provides high-quality reformatting services for audio, video and film. Using expertly modified legacy equipment as well as current technologies, our staff of engineers, librarians, archivists and metadata specialists transfer and document your collection materials according to professional standards and best practices so that your AV assets remain accessible into the future.

The University of Alabama School of Library and Information Studies At the University of Alabama-School of Library and Information Studies (SLIS), we are developing creative and critical thinkers to lead the way in the fields of library and information services. Our award-winning faculty, world-renowned online program and MFA in Book Arts program have distinguished us as leaders in the field. Whether you are looking to study on campus or earn your degree online, we welcome you to the UA-SLIS network. Roll Tide!

Universal Fiber Optic Lighting USA, LLC: is a premier manufacturer and supplier of complete fiber optic and LED lighting systems for the museum, gallery and conversation sector. We offer a diverse and specialist range of display lighting products that combine functionality and aesthetic form with the inherent safety and easy maintenance that is needed for illuminating historical artifacts and precious objects. Each of our products are designed and manufactured in-house and can be custom-made to suit our clients’ specific requirements. We have years of experience in working with high profile lighting designers and case manufacturers, and our lighting systems have been used to illuminate some of the world’s most prestigious venues. Examples of our work can be found in the Smithsonian Museum, the Art Gallery of Ontario, the Royal Observatory, Westminster Abbey and in Althorp House where our lighting illuminates the wedding dress worn by Diana, Princess of Wales.

University Products, Inc.: is the leading supplier of archival materials, provides the quality you expect and the information you can trust. Our customers look to us for the museum quality archival products that have become the true essence of our business. Thanks to the support of many professional libraries, conservators, archivists, curators, and other museum professionals – University Products offers the industry’s most compete selection of museum quality products and archival materials.

Washington State Historical Society partners with our communities to explore how history connects us all. Visit the Washington State History Museum and experience our new permanent exhibition, This is Native Land. Reach out to our Research Center about materials from our archives and collections representing Washington’s history. Join our Affiliates Program to be part of a statewide network of history organizations and participate in our workshops, webinars, and grants. Washingtonhistory.org

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