We will work more closely with partners and friends than ever before, within and outside archives, other cultural heritage organisations and bodies, and representative groups and communities. We know that we cannot become the Inclusive Archive alone. This includes being self-aware and transparent about where we take the lead, and where we can lead by example. We are dedicated to this commitment, knowing that it requires rigorous, honest self-examination and increased openness to challenge from within and outside of our organisation. With a national and global leadership role, our decisions to make the necessary changes will have an impact and influence beyond just us.īecoming the Inclusive Archive is at the heart of everything The National Archives wants to do over the next decade. An inclusive archive is available for every person we serve, enriched by the diverse and talented individuals who work with and for archives of all kinds.Īs the living, growing and trusted home of our nation’s stories, our obligation is to be an archive for everyone, because archives are about everyone – past, present and future.
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