The Indigenous Access and Knowledge Symposium will be held in Halifax on Thursday, November 15th. Co-hosted by Dalhousie Libraries, Dalhousie’s School of Information Management, and Library and Archives Canada, the event will focus on the work and challenges of documenting
The Organizing Committee of @Risk North 2: Digital Collections (an initiative of CARL’s Digital Preservation Working Group) invites proposals from Canadian institutions for 5-minute lightning talks describing major current digital preservation initiatives http://www.carl-abrc.ca/mini-site-page/risk-north-2-digital-collections-2/cfp-lightning-talks/ Academic libraries, public libraries, national libraries, museums,
The LAMNS Steering Committee is excited to present our new LAMNS logo and website! In addition to a new look, we have updated content and added some features including a ‘contact us’ form and a ‘what’s new’ blog to share
We are pleased to announce that Nicole Carter, Reference & Research Librarian at Saint Mary’s University, will be taking on the leadership role for the Research Support Group. This is a valuable opportunity for members from across archives, libraries and
I’m writing on behalf of the LAMNS Steering Committee to catch you up on some developments with Libraries, Archives & Museums Nova Scotia (LAMNS). We are gaining some momentum with the establishment of various working groups focused on shared interests
Libraries, Archives and Museums Nova Scotia was invited to participate as part of the panel on ‘GLAMs and Community’ at the Taking it to the Next Level: Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums (GLAMS) Summit on January 30, 2018. Andrea Stewart,
We are pleased to advise the Libraries, Archives & Museums Nova Scotia (LAMNS) Steering Committee has finalized the mission, vision and values for LAMNS. This was a collective effort of your steering committee representatives to articulate the purpose, direction and
Libraries Nova Scotia has been in a period of re-imagining with a focus on reorganizing and rebranding as a newly established steering committee consisting of representation from the library, archives and museum sectors. The new group has now been officially
