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 **Wider local studies 7 and 8 June 2023** **Wider local studies 7 and 8 June 2023**
  
-This is a national online local studies session for professional development and networking.  Bookings are available now.+This is a national online local studies session for professional development and networking.  
  
 This will be recorded and made available online. Your participation in this is your agreement to this. This will be recorded and made available online. Your participation in this is your agreement to this.
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-This is  [[https://sl-nsw-gov-au.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_hThqlaTKQ8mZ7K07_OSx3g | the link to book for the session on 7 June]] 
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-This is  [[https://sl-nsw-gov-au.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ZzwloOtJQtGAFlNgu2CPoQ | the link to book for the session on 8 June]] 
  
 Please note the time zones for each sessions. Please note the time zones for each sessions.
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   * AEST is Australian Eastern Standard Time   * AEST is Australian Eastern Standard Time
  
-The sessions each day start at: 
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-  * 9.00 for those in Western Australia 
-  * 10.30 for those in South Australia and the Northern Territory 
-  * 11.00 for those in the Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, Queensland, Tasmania and Victoria. 
  
-**Draft program**+**Program**
  
 **7 June 2023** **7 June 2023**
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 Introduction  Introduction 
   * Anne Scheu, Queensland Local Studies Group facilitator, Queensland Memory, State Library of Queensland   * Anne Scheu, Queensland Local Studies Group facilitator, Queensland Memory, State Library of Queensland
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 +Contacts 
 +Toowoomba - Nico.vanderSchyff@tr.qld.gov.au
 +Charters Towers - archives@charterstowers.qld.gov.au
 +Burdekin - 
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 Presenters Presenters
-  * Nico van der Schyff, Coordinator Regional History Services, Toowoomba Regional Council +  * [[Nico.vanderSchyff@tr.qld.gov.au | Nico van der Schyff]], Coordinator Regional History Services, Toowoomba Regional Council 
-  * Lia Gladman, Library Coordinator, Corporate and Community Services, Charters Towers Regional Council  +  * Lia Gladman, Library Coordinator, Corporate and Community Services, [[archives@charterstowers.qld.gov.au | Charters Towers Regional Council]]  
-  * Alexis Adams, Library Services Manager, Burdekin Shire Council+  * Alexis Adams, Library Services Manager, [[library@burdekin.qld.gov.au | Burdekin Shire Council]]
   * Contributor and moderator - Kyla Stephan, Local Studies Librarian, Gold Coast Libraries    * Contributor and moderator - Kyla Stephan, Local Studies Librarian, Gold Coast Libraries 
- + 
 +   * [[https://plconnect.slq.qld.gov.au/connect-network/blog-discussions/groups|Queensland Local Studies Group (Members Meetings and Minutes)] 
 +   * [[Local Studies related standards and guidelines available on ALIA|https://read.alia.org.au/apla-alia-standards-and-guidelines-australian-public-libraries-may-2021]] 
 +   * [[https://www.tr.qld.gov.au/about-council/council-governance/council-policies/12035-participating-in-policy-making |Toowoomba Collection Development Standard - #7.27]] 
 +   * [[https://www.slq.qld.gov.au/about/corporate-information/policies-and-guidelines|State Library of Queensland Policies and guidelines]] 
 +   * [[https://plconnect.slq.qld.gov.au/managing-my-library/standards-and-guidelines|Standards and Guidelines – Queensland Public Libraries ]] 
  
 ** 10.00am AWST; 11.30 ACST, 12.00 AEST** **First Nations people and cataloguing**  ** 10.00am AWST; 11.30 ACST, 12.00 AEST** **First Nations people and cataloguing** 
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   * Angela Phippen City of Ryde, NSW //Preparing and presenting a bilingual talk on Chinese market gardens: colleagues, collaboration & community//    * Angela Phippen City of Ryde, NSW //Preparing and presenting a bilingual talk on Chinese market gardens: colleagues, collaboration & community// 
   * Megan Crook, Shoalhaven Libraries, //NSW Multicultural oral histories//    * Megan Crook, Shoalhaven Libraries, //NSW Multicultural oral histories// 
 +  * [[https://shoalhaven.libero.com.au/libero/WebopacOpenURL.cls?ACTION=SEARCH&searchby1=SERIES&TERM_1=MULTICULTURAL%20SHOALHAVEN%20ORAL%20HISTORY%20PROJECT|Shoalhaven Multicultural oral history project]]
  
  
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 **Presenters:**  **Presenters:** 
  
-  * Sandra Daws and Susanna Iuliano, Town of Cambridge and City of Vincent, Western Australia //Working collaboratively on First Nations stories// Blurb:  Case study of cross council collaboration on the ‘Galup’ story exploring the history of Galup/Lake Monger in Perth.  +  * Sandra Daws and Susanna Iuliano, Town of Cambridge and City of Vincent, Western Australia //Working collaboratively on First Nations stories// Case study of cross council collaboration on the ‘Galup’ story exploring the history of Galup/Lake Monger in Perth.   
 +  * [[https://padlet.com/galup/galup-lake-monger-7msvzp8lv43si9g7|Collaborative time line Gallup / Lake Monger]] 
 +  * [[https://c21ch.newcastle.edu.au/colonialmassacres/map.php|Colonial Frontier Massacres, Australia, 1788 to 1930]]
   *   Sue Lefroy, City of Albany, Western Australia //Encouraging Menang Noongar engagement in local history archives// Blurb:  Exploring ways to build the Aboriginal History Collection within our local library.    *   Sue Lefroy, City of Albany, Western Australia //Encouraging Menang Noongar engagement in local history archives// Blurb:  Exploring ways to build the Aboriginal History Collection within our local library. 
  
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   * Kate Davis, Casey Cardinia Libraries, Victoria, //Local history photography competition//   * Kate Davis, Casey Cardinia Libraries, Victoria, //Local history photography competition//
   * Kelly Mitchell and Yasmin Greenhalgh Stanton Library, North Sydney Council, NSW //Mapping Queer North Sydney//   * Kelly Mitchell and Yasmin Greenhalgh Stanton Library, North Sydney Council, NSW //Mapping Queer North Sydney//
 +  * [[https://yoursay.northsydney.nsw.gov.au/pride-mapping | Mapping Queer North Sydney]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFB3NPQX2UM|Video of longer online history talk about Mapping Queer North Sydney]] 
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 **10.00am AWST; 11.30 ACST, 12.00 AEST** **Getting started/collection audit local studies**   **10.00am AWST; 11.30 ACST, 12.00 AEST** **Getting started/collection audit local studies**  
  
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   * Ellen Coates, PMI Victorian History Library, Victoria //Use your collection development policy to find hidden voices//   * Ellen Coates, PMI Victorian History Library, Victoria //Use your collection development policy to find hidden voices//
-  * Nicole Hilder, Hobsons Bay Libraries, Victoria //Benchmarking your digital preservation capability with the Rapid Assessment Model// +  * [[https://www.pmi.net.au/about-our-collections/|PMI Victorian History Library About our collections]] 
-  * Ellen Forsyth, State Library of NSW,// NSW Local studies audit in NSW, what does it say about the distributed collection?//+  * Nicole Hilder, Hobsons Bay Libraries, Victoria //Benchmarking your digital preservation capability with the Rapid Assessment Model//  
 +  * [[https://www.dpconline.org/digipres/dpc-ram|Digital Preservation Coalitions Rapid Assessment Model]] 
 +  * Ellen Forsyth, State Library of NSW,// NSW Local studies audit in NSW, what does it say about the distributed collection?//  
 +  * [[https://www.sl.nsw.gov.au/public-library-services/advice-and-best-practice/public-library-statistics|NSW public library statistics]] 
 +  * [[https://www.sl.nsw.gov.au/public-library-services/nsw-public-libraries-local-studies-audit|NSW Public libraries local studies audit]]
  
  
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 **Presenters:**  **Presenters:** 
  
-  * Jill Rogers, Service Manager for Queensland University of Technology (QUT) Digital Collections,  Convenor of the ALIA Digitisation and Preservation Group //Like what you do. One person with persistence can do a lot of preservation and sharing//+  * Jill Rogers, Service Manager for Queensland University of Technology (QUT) Digital Collections,  Convenor of the ALIA Digitisation and Preservation Group //Like what you do. One person with persistence can do a lot of preservation and sharing//  
 +  * [[https://www.dpconline.org/blog/wdpd/digitization-is-not-digital-preservation|Digitization Is Not Digital Preservation by Peter Zhou]] 
 +  * [[https://digitalpreservation.alia.org.au/| ALIA Digitisation & Preservation group]]
   * Kyla Stephan, Local Studies Librarian, Gold Coast Libraries, Queensland, //Digital Collecting on the Gold Coast”. Opportunities identified and lessons learned while collecting contemporary digital images from the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games to COVID-19 and beyond.//    * Kyla Stephan, Local Studies Librarian, Gold Coast Libraries, Queensland, //Digital Collecting on the Gold Coast”. Opportunities identified and lessons learned while collecting contemporary digital images from the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games to COVID-19 and beyond.// 
   * Suzy Nunes, ACT Heritage Archivist, ACT Heritage Library, ACT //Community collecting in the digital age: Providing access to born-digital collections in the ACT Heritage Library//   * Suzy Nunes, ACT Heritage Archivist, ACT Heritage Library, ACT //Community collecting in the digital age: Providing access to born-digital collections in the ACT Heritage Library//
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