Showing posts with label New Zealand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Zealand. Show all posts

Friday, July 04, 2008

CFP: NEXT CHAPTERS: PUBLIC LIBRARIES FOR OLDER ADULTS IN AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND

CFP: NEXT CHAPTERS: PUBLIC LIBRARIES FOR OLDER ADULTS IN AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND

When Friday 1 May – Saturday 2 May 2009
Where State Library of New South Wales, Sydney
Deadline: September 26, 2008
URL: http://www.auslib.com.au/pdfs/Callforpapers2009.pdf

Most developed countries have ageing populations and people who are living longer. What are the implications and opportunities for public libraries? This fourth annual Auslib conference will help public libraries in Australia and New Zealand to plan inclusive strategies to identify and meet the needs of older adults. Next Chapters will have international, New Zealand and Australian speakers, panel sessions, targeted recommendations to governments, and full published proceedings. Its aims are to
• Identify who are today’s older adults, where they are, what they want, how you can give them what they want, and how you can tell them that you have what they want.
• Increase the awareness of public librarians and others about public library initiatives for older adults now occurring internationally and in Australia and New Zealand.
• Increase political awareness of the unique scope and return on investment in public libraries.

Thursday, June 07, 2007

CFP: TRANS TASMAN CONFERENCE: READING CRITICAL: DEVELOPING READERS IN AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND

CFP: TRANS TASMAN CONFERENCE: READING CRITICAL: DEVELOPING READERS IN AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND

Dates: Friday 11 April - Saturday 12 April, 2008
Location: State Library of Victoria conference centre, Melbourne
CFP Deadline: September 7, 2007
CFP Link: http://www.auslib.com.au/Call%20for%20papers%202008.pdf
Conference Link: (along with proceedings for past conferences): http://www.auslib.com.au/

This third annual Auslib conference will be of special interest to public librarians, publishers, booksellers and literary groups. Reading critical will have international, Australian and New Zealand speakers, panel sessions, targeted recommendations and full published proceedings. Its main aims are too Encourage, facilitate and celebrate the unique role of libraries in intervention to bring reading to the heart of connected communities. Increase the awareness of librarians and others about adult reader development initiatives now occurring internationally, and in Australia and New Zealand.