GDPR & Historical Archives

2021

Frankfurt am Main, Germany

eabh in cooperation with the European Central Bank

This workshop aims to look at the impact of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) on historical archives, in particular, but not exclusively, in the financial sector.

Since May 2018, the GDPR has set common standards of data protection within the European Union and, to a certain extent, beyond. This regulation received critical acclaim by the public and scholars alike, however not without facing wide criticism for the severity of the changes it requires to implement.

What is new for historical archives under the GDPR regime?

Programme

10.45	Welcome Coffee & Registration
11.00	Welcome
11.10	Keynote Evanthia Chatziliasi (Data Protection Officer ECB)
11.40	Case study GDPR at the Historical Archives of the European Union, Florence Ruth Ingeborg Meyer (HAEU)
11.50	Session 1 Moderator: Maria Luisa di Biagio (ECB) A short history of information policies Alfredo Gigliobianco (Bank of Italy) Data protection rules vs web archiving? – How to balance data subjects' rights with transparency Els Breedstraet & Carl Springer (Publications Office of the European Union) The role of the archivist and records manager in the current GDPR environment Mike Moss (University of Glasgow) & Claire Johnson (Information management consultant)
12.50	lunch
13.50	Session 2 Moderator: Steffen Schwalm (MSG Group) Photographs and personal data protection in Banco de España Archive Patricia Alonso & Elena Serrano (Banco de España) GDPR and historical archives in private companies: The French banks’ archivists’ thinking Cathy Drévillon (madamepapier) GDPR in Central Archives for Finnish Business Records (Elka) Jarmo Luoma-aho (Central Archives for Finnish Business Records)
14.50	Coffee
15.20	Session 3 Moderator: Matthias Weber (ECB) The boundaries of archiving Arye Schreiber (MyEDPO) Collection, protection & collaboration: Articulating archival purpose in the age of GDPR Melanie Peart (University of Surrey) & Vanessa Platt (former University of Surrey) Oral history and personal data: Recording, archiving and re-use under GDPR Rob Perks (The British Library)
16.30	Visit to the ECB Historical Archives (limited places only!)