Conferences: 2000 - present

Annual Conferences are held in Canada, Europe and the United States according to a rotating schedule.

DATE	LOCATION	ORDINAL	HOST INSTITUTION, THEME, ETC.
2009.05.26-29	Tampere, Finland	35th	Host institution: Finnish Social Science Data Archive Theme:TBA
2008.05.27-30	Stanford, California, USA	34th	Host institution: Stanford University Libraries and Academic Information Resources Theme: Technology of Data: Collection, Communication, Access and Preservation
2007.05.16-18	Montreal, Canada	33rd	Host institution: McGill University Theme: Building Global Knowledge Communities with Open Data Presentations including webcasts of plenary speakers on McGill's website Slideshow from wrap-up session on streaming media from Guelph
2006	Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA	32nd	Host institution: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR), University of Michigan School of Information Science, and the University of Michigan Library Theme: Data in a World of Networked Knowledge Presentations
2005	Edinburgh, Scotland, UK	31st	Host institution: EDINA National Data Cente and Edinburgh University Data Library Theme: Evidence and Enlightenment Multimedia presentations Conference photos
2004	Madison, Wisconsin, USA	30th	Host institution: Data and Program Library Service, University of Wisconsin-Madison Theme: Data Futures: Building on 30 Years of Advocacy Presentations
2003	Ottawa, Canada	29th	IASSIST/CAPDU Host institution: University of Ottawa Theme: Strength in Numbers Presentations
2002	Storrs, Connecticut, USA	28th	Host institution: Roper Center for Public Opinion Research. University of Connecticut Theme: Accelerating access, collaboration and dissemination Presentations
2001	Amsterdam, Netherlands	27th	IASSIST/IFDO Host institution: University of Amsterdam Theme: A data odyssey: collaborative working in the social science cyber space Presentations Conference photos
2000	Chicago, Illinois, USA	26th	Host institution: Northwestern University Theme: Data in the digital library: charting the future for social, spatial and government data The Politics of Census 2000 (7.5MB file) Dr. Kenneth Prewitt, Director of the U.S. Bureau of the Census with introduction by Judith Rowe (an audio copy (scroll down to "U.S. Census Director on Politics of Census 2000") courtesy of Daniel Tsang with permission from Dr. Prewitt)