Greetings, and welcome to Creative Administration, my personal blog about the governance, bureaucracy, operational history, and internal procedures of the Society for Creative Anachronism.
I’m Mathghamhain Ua Ruadháin, known in modern life as Matthew Simon Ryan Cavalletto, and over the last few years I’ve become increasingly interested in how the SCA works. It strikes me that trying to understand and document how this small organization functions can serve, in a small way, as a proxy for the more challenging effort to understand the much larger institutions and sweeps of time involved in studies of historical societies. More About This Site…
Recent Posts
- Written Consent Can Replace Release Forms for Social Media
- From the Archives: Corporate Policy on Electronic Communications, 2004
- From the Archives: Chronicler’s Internet Policies, 1998–2002
- On Confidentiality of Communications
- A Better Solution for Local Branch Electronic Newsletters
- One Path Towards Modernizing the Society’s Communications Offices
- In Search of Release Form Success Stories
- Updates to the Society Org Chart
- In Support of the Omnibus Peerage
- Local Branches Shouldn’t Be Required to Publish Newsletters
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Other SCA-Related Websites
- The Book of Traceable Heraldic Art
Clip-art illustrations for use in SCA heraldry and scribal arts. - Techniques of Digital Heraldry
A blog about SCA heraldry and related topics. - Medieval Youth Combat
Marshaling SCA armored battles for children and teens. - Tyddyn Ystradfflyr
The SCA household of Mathghamhain Ua Ruadháin and Alienor Salton.