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 The Readers Advisory Seminar was held on Wednesday, 22 March 2017 from 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM (AEDT) in the Metcalfe Auditorium at the State Library of NSW on Macquarie Street Sydney.
 Please scroll down to watch the videos of the day, or to look at the slideshares of the presentations.
 Readers’ advisory seminar
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 .40am Robin Bradford @tuphlos watch on Blue Jeans at https://bluejeans.com/152373337
-Robin Bradford works for Timberland Regional library district in Tumwater, Washington and started her career in book tyranny at the age of two, when she coerced her mom, dad, and sister into repeated readings of the relationship drama “The House that Jack Built”. Fast forward a [redacted] number of years later, and she is still addicted to books and dedicated to helping others discover the love of reading. Along the way, she has hit almost all of the reading related degrees (BA &amp; MA in English, MS in Library Science, and a JD) but has found a permanent home in building reader focused, popular collections in public libraries. In 2016, she was awarded the librarian of the year award, from the Romance Writers of America. She has worked with authors to help get their titles into these collections, worked with librarians to push for equal treatment of genre fiction, and worked with readers so that they can find their favourite authors on their library’s shelves.
+Robin Bradford works for Timberland Regional library district in Tumwater, Washington and started her career in book tyranny at the age of two, when she coerced her mom, dad, and sister into repeated readings of the relationship drama “The House that Jack Built”. Fast forward a [redacted] number of years later, and she is still addicted to books and dedicated to helping others discover the love of reading. Along the way, she has hit almost all of the reading related degrees (BA; MA in English, MS in Library Science, and a JD) but has found a permanent home in building reader focused, popular collections in public libraries. In 2016, she was awarded the librarian of the year award, from the Romance Writers of America. She has worked with authors to help get their titles into these collections, worked with librarians to push for equal treatment of genre fiction, and worked with readers so that they can find their favourite authors on their library’s shelves.
-Slideshare
+Video of Robin Bradford
-Video of Robin Bradford{{slideshare&gt;73506149?medium}}
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-This is a slideshare
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+[[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NM2IagX37tpnbpZJAwIUNhq1KNVc7JBY/view?usp=sharing|presentation here]]
 .40 Stand and find out from person next to you one idea they will take away from Robin’s session
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 .55 Stand and find out from person next to you one idea they will take back to work from the author panel
-.00 Janeese Hennaway Townsville Library, Murri rainbow book club.  {{youtube&gt;T1rMH1vbPnc?medium}}
+.00 Janeese Hennaway Townsville Library, Murri rainbow book club.
+[[|presentation here]]
+{{youtube>T1rMH1vbPnc?}}
 .20 Lunch
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 .20 Share with a neighbour one title you read from Book riot's read harder challenge
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 .25 Yasmin Greenhalgh, from North Sydney discussing Rainbow stickers, collection development, staff training and other ways to provide for GLBTIQA communities.
+[[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TiXQPTtkg5pLbOiLRn_aYJPnPtBrKvqg/view?usp=sharing|presentation here]]
+  * 1.45 10 minutes sessions with question time
-.45 10 minutes sessions with question time
+  * Kemal Serdar – Turkish language reading group, Cumberland Council
-Kemal Serdar – Turkish language reading group, Cumberland Council
+  * Mary Gissing –Newcastle Region Library is nurturing diversity, Newcastle City Council
-Mary Gissing –Newcastle Region Library is nurturing diversity, Newcastle City Council
+  * Therese Scott -Authors at Ashfield Podcasts,Ashfield Library, Inner West Council
-Therese Scott -Authors at Ashfield Podcasts,Ashfield Library, Inner West Council
+  * Alexia Estrellado,- City of Sydney, Unlimited possibilities: disability and science fiction
-Alexia Estrellado,- City of Sydney, Unlimited possibilities: disability and science fiction
+  * Gareth Jenkins- City of Sydney,Programming for Participation: LGBTI Voices in Young Adult Literature and Zines
-Gareth Jenkins- City of Sydney,Programming for Participation: LGBTI Voices in Young Adult Literature and Zines
 Video for the second half of the afternoon
+{{youtube>5FkaD_90FMM}}
 :00 Stephanie McLean, State Library of NSW on the depiction of disability in young adult fiction
+[[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eLNRkVyOgT6HeJZ3zIHPGzGCJkR6HS0K/view?usp=sharing|presentation here]]
 Accessibility:
-http://designfordignity.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Design_for_Dignity_Guidelines_Aug_2016.pdf
-http://www.disability.wa.gov.au/Global/Publications/Understanding%20disability/Built%20environment/State%20Government%20Access%20Guidelines.pdf
+  * http://designfordignity.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Design_for_Dignity_Guidelines_Aug_2016.pdf
-https://www.legislation.gov.au/Details/F2010L00668
+  * http://www.disability.wa.gov.au/Global/Publications/Understanding%20disability/Built%20environment/State%20Government%20Access%20Guidelines.pdf
-http://www.disability.wa.gov.au/understanding-disability1/understanding-disability/accessibility/built_environment/
+  * https://www.legislation.gov.au/Details/F2010L00668
+  * http://www.disability.wa.gov.au/understanding-disability1/understanding-disability/accessibility/built_environment/
 Language:
-http://www.pwd.org.au/student-section/terminology-used-by-pwda.html
-http://www.aussiedeafkids.org.au/terminology-for-deafness.html
+  * http://www.pwd.org.au/student-section/terminology-used-by-pwda.html
-http://www.visionaustralia.org/learn-more/newly-diagnosed/blindness-and-vision-loss
+  * http://www.aussiedeafkids.org.au/terminology-for-deafness.html
-http://www.and.org.au/pages/inclusive-language.html
+  * http://www.visionaustralia.org/learn-more/newly-diagnosed/blindness-and-vision-loss
-http://www.ideas.org.au/uploads/events/148/Arts%20Access%20Australia-%20Terminology.pdf
+  * http://www.and.org.au/pages/inclusive-language.html
+  * http://www.ideas.org.au/uploads/events/148/Arts%20Access%20Australia-%20Terminology.pdf
 Study on stereotypes in media:
-http://disability-studies.leeds.ac.uk/files/library/Barnes-disabling-imagery.pdf
-Disability in literature:
+  * http://disability-studies.leeds.ac.uk/files/library/Barnes-disabling-imagery.pdf
 Diversity in YA:
-Main: http://www.diversityinya.com/
+  * Main: http://www.diversityinya.com/
-Tumblr: http://diversityinya.tumblr.com/tagged/disability
+  * Tumblr: http://diversityinya.tumblr.com/tagged/disability
-Disability in Kidlit:
+  * Disability in Kidlit:
-Main: http://disabilityinkidlit.com/
+  * Main: http://disabilityinkidlit.com/
-Tumblr: http://disabilityinkidlit.tumblr.com/
+  * Tumblr: http://disabilityinkidlit.tumblr.com/
-We Need Diverse Books:
+  * We Need Diverse Books:
-Main: http://weneeddiversebooks.org/
+  * Main: http://weneeddiversebooks.org/
-Tumblr: http://weneeddiversebooks.tumblr.com/
+  * Tumblr: http://weneeddiversebooks.tumblr.com/
-Through the Twisted Woods:
+  * Through the Twisted Woods:
-https://throughthetwistedwoods.wordpress.com/tag/disability/
+  * https://throughthetwistedwoods.wordpress.com/tag/disability/
 .25 2 minutes to stand and share with someone near you, ideas from this afternoon you take back to the work place
 .30 10 slides in 5 minutes – not question time
 · Renee Fittler, Ashfield Library, Inner West Council staff picks
+[[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1P77bpx2Qc2fr-Xk5gC8N2s0NwtTK7L_v/view?usp=sharing|presentation here]]
 · Fiona Johnston Woollahra Libraries Quick browse collection at Woollahra Libraries : Offering the latest and greatest.
+[[https://drive.google.com/file/d/19JYE98OUU6Jtpv0aKHXkYrrMMly1vjmf/view?usp=sharing|presentation here]]
 · Melanie Mutch, Update on Librarians’ choice
+[[|presentation here]]
 · Karen Redlich, Mosman Library, What we love about Mosman Library
+[[|presentation here]]
 · Sam Sbisa, Randwick City Library tabletop games collection.
+[[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PZmNYbDIv1R9ZXYI_f-hqItvF39upM-X/view?usp=sharing|presentation here]]
 · Therese Scott : Ashfield Library, Inner West Council, Ashfield Library Gazette
 .00 Indyreads and readers’ advisory Ross Balharrie
+[[https://drive.google.com/file/d/15ExdyGg502vonYLckmJr2whL9ILLgPEw/view?usp=sharing|presentation here]]
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 Most of this seminar will be live streamed on Blue jeans. If you are sharing about the day on social media, please use #ra2017.
-&quot;Why is diversity in books important? Diversity is not important. Diversity is reality.Human beings are not all the same. We come from many different places and have many different identities and experiences. Having only one kind of human being in the stories being told is flat-out bad storytelling. Diversity is reality. Let’s stop erasing that.&quot; [[https://www.malindalo.com/2015/02/why-is-diversity-important/ | Malinda Lo]]
+Why is diversity in books important? Diversity is not important. Diversity is reality.Human beings are not all the same. We come from many different places and have many different identities and experiences. Having only one kind of human being in the stories being told is flat-out bad storytelling. Diversity is reality. Let’s stop erasing that.&quot; [[https://www.malindalo.com/2015/02/why-is-diversity-important/ | Malinda Lo]]
 .5% of NSW population are Indigenous, 31.4% of NSW people were born overseas, and this is often not fully reflected in readers' advisory services. How Libraries develop their collections and provide services for the diverse range of social, cultural, and language groups within their community is often a challenge but one we can learn from by sharing our experiences. Have a look at how King County Library Service reminds their community that this is your library.
-Mari Andrew on Diversity
 Reading Lists and Suggestions:
 Reading suggestionsfrom [[https://onedrive.live.com/?authkey=%21APVj1wF4MVQe6Bk&amp;cid=32F85E73B6F12ADA&amp;id=32F85E73B6F12ADA%2121401&amp;parId=32F85E73B6F12ADA%2121337&amp;o=OneUp |and Abdel-Fattah, Bronwyn Bancroft, Will Kostakis and Benjamin Law ]]
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 ‘Getting it Right’: Anita Heiss on Indigenous Characters
 Whose life is it anyway? Novelists have their say on cultural appropriation
-Not talking about race is a privilege and one that I had not acknowledged,&quot; says @jodipicoult #ABCBookish @abciview
+Not talking about race is a privilege and one that I had not acknowledged,; says @jodipicoult #ABCBookish @abciview
 Lionel Shriver’s Address on Cultural Appropriation Roils a Writers Festival
-Articles about diversity
+**Articles about diversity**
 Diversity, the Stella Count and the whiteness of Australian publishing
 Privilege and literature: three myths created by misdiagnosing a lack of Indigenous voices (and other diverse voices) as a ‘diversity problem’ - by Ambelin Kwaymullina