Abstract
AbstractMajor new developments in the history and heritage of ASIS&T and of information science generally are presented. First, the progress of the ASIS&T Curator's Working Group's strategic plan for ASIST's knowledge management and for stewardship of its heritage resources will be presented by Deanna Hall, the ASIS&T Curator. Second, the ambitious program of the ASIS&T History Committee to encourage attention to historical work by promoting open access to past publications and the creation of guides to resources will be reported by the Committee chair, Michael Buckland. Third, the emergence of extensive humanities research on information history, newly summarized in new encyclopedic collection Information: A historical companion (2021), will be introduced and characterized by Paul Duguid, a contributor and co‐editor.
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