Got a burning question only an archivist could answer? Here's a great opportunity to ask it: On Ask Archivists Day, a worldwide Twitter event taking place June 9, you can pose an archival question for archivists to address.
Start by following @AskArchivists on Twitter (you'll need a Twitter account, of course). Then on June 9, tweet your question and include the hashtag #AskArchivists. You can direct your question to any archivist who's joining in, or to a specific participating archive—for example, including @USNatArchives in your tweet directs your question to the US National Archives.
Participating archives in the United States and Canada are listed here (the list is still growing). So far, they include the National Archives, Library of Congress, New York Public Library, North Carolina State Archives, Association des archivistes du Québec, Nova Scotia Archives and Records Management, plus many college and university libraries.
Get more Ask Archivists Day details on the Ask Archivists blog, and of course, by following @AskArchivists on Twitter.
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