In the spirit of reconciliation, the AICCM acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their continuing connections to land, sea and community. We pay respect to their Elders past, present and emerging and extend that respect to all First Nations peoples.
Disaster & Resources
AICCM can provide advice on how to protect your valuable collections during a disaster, as well as provide best practice information on rescuing items that may have been lost or damaged. AICCM has disaster management resources in the following areas:
National News
The National Newsletter is now published as an eNews!
President’s Report – August 2023
People and Places – August 2023
Review of APTCCARN 6 forum ‘Creative Conservation Initiatives: Collective approaches for material culture and living heritage’ in Bali, Indonesia, 3–5 July 2023
‘Color on Paper’, J. Paul Getty Museum & Getty Foundation (2022–2023)
Join AICCM
AICCM’s membership is made up of professional conservators, conservation students and cultural heritage member organisations. Our membership also includes people who work in related professions, such as archivists, architects, curators and librarians, as well as volunteers and those with a general interest in cultural heritage.
Professional Member
AICCM’s professional members have a wide variety of skills, interests and backgrounds, but are united by their shared commitment to the advancement of conservation in Australia.
