Sharing Knowledge: Projects and Outreach for Indigenous Patrons, Languages, and Documents

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Hauptverfasser: Alex Mada, Heather Sloan, Giselle M. Aviles, Seonaid Valiant, Michelle Guittar, Editor and Compiler
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author Alex Mada
Heather Sloan
Giselle M. Aviles
Seonaid Valiant
Michelle Guittar, Editor and Compiler
author_facet Alex Mada
Heather Sloan
Giselle M. Aviles
Seonaid Valiant
Michelle Guittar, Editor and Compiler
Alex Mada
Heather Sloan
Giselle M. Aviles
Seonaid Valiant
Michelle Guittar, Editor and Compiler
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contents Sharing Knowledge: Projects and Outreach for Indigenous Patrons, Languages, and Documents Alex Mada Heather Sloan Giselle M. Aviles Seonaid Valiant Michelle Guittar, Editor and Compiler Indigenous Populations Users (Information) Academic Libraries Indigenous Knowledge Library Materials Media Selection Cultural Maintenance Language Maintenance Ownership Documentation Culturally Relevant Education Barriers Public Libraries Government Libraries Outreach Programs Library Role At the 2023 American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference, the International Relations Committee, Americas Subcommittee invited panelists from academic, research, and public libraries to discuss various ways of sharing Indigenous-made materials from the United States and Latin America in the panel, "Sharing Knowledge: Projects and Outreach for Indigenous Patrons, Languages, and Documents." Collectively, the panel addressed various topics ranging from collecting and digitizing Indigenous materials for teaching, returning Indigenous materials, and crafting facsimiles of Indigenous pictorial manuscripts. For "Global Perspectives," the authors have provided written summaries of four presentations by individuals from the Phoenix Public Library, Indiana University-Bloomington, Library of Congress, and Arizona State University. What follow are individual summaries by Alex Mada, Heather Sloan, Giselle M. Aviles, and Seonaid Valiant.
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spellingShingle Sharing Knowledge: Projects and Outreach for Indigenous Patrons, Languages, and Documents
Alex Mada
Heather Sloan
Giselle M. Aviles
Seonaid Valiant
Michelle Guittar, Editor and Compiler
Indigenous Populations
Users (Information)
Academic Libraries
Indigenous Knowledge
Library Materials
Media Selection
Cultural Maintenance
Language Maintenance
Ownership
Documentation
Culturally Relevant Education
Barriers
Public Libraries
Government Libraries
Outreach Programs
Library Role
Sharing Knowledge: Projects and Outreach for Indigenous Patrons, Languages, and Documents Alex Mada Heather Sloan Giselle M. Aviles Seonaid Valiant Michelle Guittar, Editor and Compiler Indigenous Populations Users (Information) Academic Libraries Indigenous Knowledge Library Materials Media Selection Cultural Maintenance Language Maintenance Ownership Documentation Culturally Relevant Education Barriers Public Libraries Government Libraries Outreach Programs Library Role At the 2023 American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference, the International Relations Committee, Americas Subcommittee invited panelists from academic, research, and public libraries to discuss various ways of sharing Indigenous-made materials from the United States and Latin America in the panel, "Sharing Knowledge: Projects and Outreach for Indigenous Patrons, Languages, and Documents." Collectively, the panel addressed various topics ranging from collecting and digitizing Indigenous materials for teaching, returning Indigenous materials, and crafting facsimiles of Indigenous pictorial manuscripts. For "Global Perspectives," the authors have provided written summaries of four presentations by individuals from the Phoenix Public Library, Indiana University-Bloomington, Library of Congress, and Arizona State University. What follow are individual summaries by Alex Mada, Heather Sloan, Giselle M. Aviles, and Seonaid Valiant.
title Sharing Knowledge: Projects and Outreach for Indigenous Patrons, Languages, and Documents
topic Indigenous Populations
Users (Information)
Academic Libraries
Indigenous Knowledge
Library Materials
Media Selection
Cultural Maintenance
Language Maintenance
Ownership
Documentation
Culturally Relevant Education
Barriers
Public Libraries
Government Libraries
Outreach Programs
Library Role
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