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Library Spaces – Real and Digital

Call for Papers: Library Spaces – Real and Digital
Library Congress in Leipzig (Germany) 2016

Speakers from abroad are explicitly encouraged to submit presentations to the congress. For this purpose, financial support can be applied for at BII – Bibliothek & Information International ( Library & Information International). The program committee is especially asking US-American colleagues to contribute papers to the program, as the United States of America will be the congress’s guest of honor in 2016.
Deadline is September 11!
http://www.bid-kongress-leipzig.de/t3/fileadmin/pdfs_downloads/CfP_Kongress_2016_englisch.pdf

LIANZA Conference 2014 Announced

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LIANZA has announced the details of the LIANZA Conference 2014. To be held at the SkyCity Convention Centre in Auckland, New Zealand from the 12-15 October. The Conference theme is Pou Whakairo –  Connect and Thrive.

A pou whakairo is a high quality wood, shaped into a post and elaborately decorated by a master carver to portray the stories of the past and present for people to connect with the future. As a nation, New Zealand connects with our past to help shape and develop a thriving future. As library and information specialists we bring different perspectives and skills to connect with each other, our communities, our environment and changing technologies in order to understand and evolve into the future.

Each year the LIANZA Conference showcases the considerable talent and diversity within our profession and we invite our international colleagues to join us in Auckland. Professionals and practitioners with an interest in how information in all its forms is captured, stored, accessed and used are encouraged to submit an abstract for consideration. For details on the abstract submission process, see the Conference website . You can also  contact the Conference team or  go to the LIANZA Conference 2014 Facebook Page

Pou Whakairo –  Connect and Thrive, Me hoki whakamuri, kia haere whakamua, Look into the past to view the future