CAMP – Cultural Archive of Modern Paganism

Access to the PAST creates the foundation for DREAMS of the FUTURE

  • Access Policies
    • Access to Collections and Collections Records
      • CAMP shall provide reasonable, non-discriminatory access to its collections and collections records while simultaneously protecting their security and physical and intellectual integrity.
      • CAMP seeks to provide broad access to its collections through means such as websites and publications.
      • CAMP cannot guarantee that any specific materials will be displayed at any specific time.
      • A donor may place restrictions on sensitive or confidential information with prior approval from the Executive Director.
      • Accession records and files are open to the public through written request, excluding donor records and records that have a restriction prohibiting access.
      • A copy of the Collections Management Policy shall be publicly available.
    • Using the Archive
      • The Cultural Archive of Modern Paganism provides access to its collection at www.paganarchive.org.
      • While some digitized and digital content is freely available through the CAMP website, additional content may be available or may need to be reformatted for access. CAMP does not provide access to physical materials or printed copies. However, upon request additional digital material may be provided following our Reproduction Policy. Please contact CAMP staff for additional information.
      • Some content has been restricted to only be made available in its entirety or original format to researchers. Please contact CAMP to request access to restricted material with details about your research or institution.
      • Prior to using collections, all researchers must sign and complete the registration form supplying contact information and indicating that they have read and agree to follow the rules and regulations for the use of the collections.
    • Digitization procedures
      • To view any materials which do not have access copies, users must request and allow time for creation of a digital use copy.
      • Based on the amount of material requested there may be a fee associated with digitization services.
      • Copies are provided for research and educational use.   Users are responsible for the correct citation of records and acquiring permission to publish when needed.