7:00am - 6:00pm Fisher & Paykel Foyer 8:30am - 9:15am BNZ Theatre

9:15am - 9:45am Foyer space9:35am - 9:45am BNZ Theatre 9:45am - 9:55am BNZ Theatre

9:55am - 10:10am BNZ Theatre

10:10am-10:55am BNZ Theatre

10:55am - 11:00am

ROOM BNZ Theatre Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4

11:00am - 11:30am 2. PAPER

Playful pop-up booksZoë Colling and Damen Joe

Auckland LibrariesAudience: Public librarians

Keywords: exhibition, pop-up books, heritage, special collections

3. PAPER

3a. Holistic approaches to the reference interview

Vaoiva (Iva) MatagiManukau Institute of Technology

Audience: Academic librariansKeywords: Va Ako, reference interview, MIT,

nursing, Pacific health

3b. Southside Libraries connecting with Southside Youth principles–Do they actually

work?Monika Nair

Auckland LibrariesAudience: Public librarians

Keywords: South Auckland, Tupu Youth, engagement

4. PAPER

Co-creating a community partnership: Dementia Canterbury & Christchurch City

LibrariesKim Slack, Christchurch City Libraries and Darral Campbell, Dementia Canterbury

Audience: Public librariansKeywords: partnerships, education, dementia,

community, connection, stories

5. PAPER

Your library, your communities, your Parliament

Michelle Baker, Office of the Clerk of the House of Representatives and Katherine Close,

Parliamentary ServiceAudience: Public librarians

Keywords: #parliament, #democracy, #haveyoursay, #virtualtour

11:30am - 11:35am11:35am - 12:05pm 6. PAPER

Wellington Airport eKiosk: a new way to promote digital collections

Monty MasseursWellington City Libraries

Audience: Public librariansKeywords: digital innovation, collections,

collaboration, service promotion

7. PAPER

Hamilton Kit Collection - embracing learning outside of the book!

Julie LaingHamilton City Libraries

Audience: Public librariansKeywords: kits, technology, education, life skills

8. PAPER

Inclusivity in Chicago LibrariesPenny Guy

Tauranga City LibrariesAudience: Public librarians

Keywords: story-time, disability, autism, inclusivity

9. PAPER

Te Aka Mauri Journey - Te Haerenga o Te Aka Mauri

Lois Haddon and Kim HekeRotorua Library Te Aka Mauri

Audience: Public librariansKeywords: innovation, wellness, equity,

collaboration

12:05pm - 12:10pm12:10pm - 12:40pm 10. PAPER

10a. Challenging times ahead: changing attitudes and service delivery models

Kristen ClothierHastings District LibrariesAudience: Public libraries

Keywords: culture change, programmes, service redesign, audience engagement

10b. Better lives: library collaboration in the custodial and reintegration space

Carla Crosbie, Hastings District Libraries and Maryanne Marsters, Hawkes Bay Regional

Prison, Department of CorrectionsAudience: Public librarians

Keywords: collaboration, vulnerable communities, better lives, prison, reintegration

11. PAPER

Find your Voice @ Kāpiti: Poetry and diverse storytimes at Kāpiti Coast District Libraries

Stephnie Burton, Jane George, Diana Holmes and Juana Kelsen

Kāpiti Coast District LibrariesAudience: Public Librarians

Keywords: children, storytimes, community, inclusive, diversity, rainbow, multicultural,

library as cultural community centre, literary programming

12. PAPER

Having a look-see: EBP by stealthJo Simons

Libraries and Learning Services, University of Auckland and LIANZA Research-SIG

Audience: All library sectorsKeywords: evidence-based practice, research

methods, gathering evidence, service improvement

13. PAPER

13a. Interactive discovery: curating for a large scale psycho-geographic experience

Sarah SnellingChristchurch City LibrariesAudience: Public librarians

Keywords: discovery, interactive, heritage, engagement

13b. Developing a cultural narrative for Tūranga

Aurelia AronaChristchurch City LibrariesAudience: Public librarians

Keywords: partnerships, relationships, mana whenua, new facilities, design

12:40pm - 1:40pm Sponsors Space - Sir Woolf Fisher Arena

12:40pm - 1:30pm Vodafone Events Centre

ROOM BNZ Theatre Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4

12:50pm - 1:30pm LIANZA TEL-SIG LIANZA Research SIG AGM LIANZA Ikaroa Meeting LIANZA Accessibilty-SIG

1:40pm - 2:20pm BNZ Theatre

2:20pm - 3:00pm BNZ Theatre

3:00pm - 3:30pm Sponsors Space - Sir Woolf Fisher Arena

3:30pm - 4:50pm(concurrent with parallel sessions)

Fisher & Paykel Foyer

ROOM BNZ Theatre Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4

3:30pm - 4:00pm 14. PAPER

Co-design: kotahitanga with our communityKat Cuttriss

Hutt City Libraries Audience: Public librarians

Keywords: co-design, empathy conversations, community engagement, library strategy

15. PAPER

VR - Ye Ha!Angela Jowitt and Scott Burgess

Puke Ariki, New Plymouth District Council Audience: Public librarians

Keywords: virtual reality, technology, experiences

16. PAPER

Opening up the collectionsFreya Elmer

Walsh Memorial Library, Museum of Transport and Technology (MOTAT)

Audience: Special librarians (GLAM, law, health etc)

Keywords: digital, collections online, special libraries, collection managment systems

17. PAPER

It takes a community to raise a readerJo Buchan

Services to Schools, National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa

Audience: Public librariansKeywords: reading for pleasure, wellbeing, community, relationship, schools, families

18. PAPER

Chrome, the cloud and public librariesWendy Horne, Upper Hutt City Library; Anna Williamson, HB Williams Memorial Library

Gisborne and Joan Simpson, National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Mātauranga o

AotearoaAudience: Public librarians

Keywords: public computers, chromebooks, Google OS

Morning Tea

LIANZA 2019 Conference - Monday 21 October 2019Location: Vodafone Events Centre, 770 Great South Road, ManukauDAY THEME: Our Families

Registration and information desk openPowhiri/Mihi whakatau

Keynote - Dr Selina Tusitala Marsh, Pasifika poet-scholar and current New Zealand Poet LaureateFrom Mophead to Poet Laureate: A Tokotoko Tale

Pukepuke ‘o Tonga Performance

Newcomers FunctionSponsored by Open Polytechnic

MC Welcome and Housekeeping

Presidential AddressRachel Esson

Break to move to sessions

Lunch amongst the Exhibition

1. PANEL

Ma tini, mano, ka rapa te whaiChris Szekely

Alexander Turnbull Library, National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa

Audience: Public librariansKeywords: documentary heritage, system

leadership, academic libraries, archives

Panellists include: Bill Macnaught (National Librarian), Rebecca Elvy (Chief Executive, Ngā

Taonga Sound &Vision), David Reeves tbc (Chair, Library & Information Advisory

Commission), Chris Szekely (Chief Librarian, Alexander Turnbull Library), Bruce Ralston (Chair, NZ Memory of the World and panel

chair).Break to move between sessions

Break to move between sessions

Afternoon Tea amongst the Exhibition

SPLICE Human LibraryPlease note, you have to be pre-registered to attend the SPLICE Human Library (appointment slots are 20 mins in duration); book during registrationBook titles1) A colourful life2) Anatomy3) Conquering loneliness4) Henry's Brother5) Peace; adversity; opportunity for growth6) Refugee7) Social trader8) Transgender9) Voyager

Keynote - Dr Monique Faleafa, CEO, Le VaCreating a sense of belonging for Pasifika wellbeing

Keynote - Atawhai Tibble, Chief Advisor (Māori), Social Investment AgencyEffectively engaging with maori

LIANZA 2019 Programme - Subject to Change Monday 21 October 2019

4:00pm - 4:05pmROOM BNZ Theatre Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4

4:05pm - 4:35pm 19. PAPER

The future for story telling looks great in Auckland

Keith StuartAuckland Libraries

Audience: Public librariansKeywords: archives, local government, Pacifica

4:35pm - 4:40pm Break to move between sessions4:40pm - 5:10pm 24. PAPER

Introducing the SIG for librarians supporting customers with disablities

Katie LumsdenChristchurch City LibrariesAudience: Public librarians

Keywords: disability, professional development, communities

5:10pm - 5:15pm5:15pm - 6:15pm BNZ Theatre

6:15pm - 7:30pm Sponsors Space - Sir Woolf Fisher Arena

22. WORKSHOP

Ngā Tamariki, Ngā TaongaRochelle Paki

Christchurch City LibrariesAudience: Academic librarians

Keywords: ngā tamariki, ngā taonga

23. WORKSHOP

Spark curiosity, build understanding: connecting ākonga with culture and heritage

Samuel Beyer National Library of New Zealand Te Puna

Mātauranga o Aotearoa

Audience: Public librarians, school librariansKeywords: education, resources, culture,

heritage

21. WORKSHOP

Trans* and Gender Diversity 101Rhion Munro

Auckland LibrariesAudience: Public librarians, school librariansKeywords: transgender, diversity, LGBTIQ,

gender

20. LIGHTNING

20a. A platform for the future: Auckland Rapid Transit (ART)

Chelsea Renshaw and Rachel BushWalsh Memorial Library, Museum of Transport

and Technology (MOTAT)Audience: Special librarians (GLAM, law, health

etc)Keywords: exhibition development, collection

management, community engagement, knowledge sharing

20b. Collecting more by collecting lessJohn Sullivan

Alexander Turnbull LibraryAudience: Special librarians (GLAM, law, health

etc)Keywords: special, heritage, research, donors,

community

20c. What's the plan? Future-proofing Aotearoa's cultural heritage

Olivia Baldwin-DentonVictoria University of Wellington

Audience: Special librarians (GLAM, law, health etc)

Keywords: heritage, training, kaupapa Māori, sustainable education

20d. Playful sharing - Wellington City Libraries and Spanish-speaking communities

Debbie HouseWellington City Libraries

Audience: Public librariansKeywords: bilingualism, communities, video,

Spanish language, social media

Welcome Function

LIANZA AGM

Break to move between sessions

Break to move between sessions

LIANZA 2019 Programme - Subject to Change Monday 21 October 2019

7:45am - 5:30pm Fisher & Paykel Foyer 8:45am - 8:55am BNZ Theatre

8:55am - 9:10am BNZ Theatre

9:10am - 9:30am BNZ Theatre

9:30am - 10:30am BNZ Theatre

10:30am - 11:00am Sponsors Space - Sir Woolf Fisher ArenaROOM BNZ Theatre Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4

11:00am - 11:30am 26. PAPER

Whanaungatanga – Together We All SucceedLillian Pak and Shane O'Connor, Hutt City Libraries; Lydean Herman, Taita College

Audience: Public LibrariansKeywords: collaboration; partnership;

whanaungatanga; relationships; career/study pathways; school

27. PAPER

Communities and social media – collecting the conversations that matter

Susanna Joe and Gillian LeeAlexander Turnbull Library, National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa

Audience: Public librariansKeywords: web archiving, social media

28. PAPER

Censorship of Books in the Age of Social MediaMelanie Brebner

Te Tumu Herenga (Libraries and Learning Services), The University of Auckland

Audience: Public librariansKeywords: Censorship law, Freedom of

expression, Advocacy

11:30am - 11:35am11:35am - 12:05pm 33. LIGHTNING

33a. Libraries caring about the environment: programmes for sustainable communities

Steve Harley and Rosamund Feeney Nelson Public Libraries

Audience: Public librariansKeywords: environment, public libraries,

programmes, education

33b. GenConnect: connecting generations for healthier communities

Steffi MarshallChristchurch City LibrariesAudience: Public librarians

Keywords: intergenerational programming, tech help, GenConnect

33c. Embracing diverse communities: turn grumbles to gold

Cath SheardSouth Taranaki District Libraries

Audience: Public librariansKeywords: diversity, rainbow, programming,

public

12:05pm - 12:10pm12:10pm - 12:40pm 34. LIGHTNING

34a. Value Pacific youth place on librarianship as a potential career

Richard MisileiAuckland Libraries

Audience: Public librariansKeywords: Pacific, youth, librarianship, talanoa

34b. Vā Pasifika: cultural engagement from the Old Plantation

Rhia TaonuiPalmerston North City Libraries

Audience: Public librariansKeywords: Pasifika, cultural engagement,

community

34c. Turou! Oro mai! Pacific Collection relabeling projectMelissa ManaporiAuckland Libraries

Audience: Public librariansKeywords: Pacific taonga, Measina collection

35. PAPER

Harnessing collaboration & co-design to create positive community change

Sonia MunroAuckland Libraries

Audience: Public librariansKeywords: collaboration, co-design, community,

employment, engagement, research, youth, senior

36. PAPER

Health science libraries: the small libraries making a difference

Barry O'CallaghanSouthern DHB

Audience: Special librarians (GLAM, law, health etc)

Keywords: health science libraries, public libraries, community

12:40pm - 1:40pm Sponsors Space - Sir Woolf Fisher Arena

1:00pm - 1:30pm(during lunch)

Room 3

1:00pm - 1:30pm(during lunch)

Sir Noel Robinson Conference Centre Foyer

1:00pm - 1:30pm(during lunch)

Fisher & Paykel Foyer

1:40pm - 2:40pm BNZ Theatre

2:40pm - 2:45pm

Kōtui library members catch-up with Joan Simpson and Tanja Webster

Break to move between sessions

Keynote - Toeolesulusulu Damon Salesa, Pro Vice-Chancellor – Pacific, University of AucklandAuthors of the Pacific future: how Pacific narratives change the world

Poster Presentations - Sponsored by Victoria University of WellingtonCome and hear about the posters from their authors (please note that not all authors are able to attend)

1. Pictorial Eloquence: Telling a story visually Robyn Wilson, Palmerston North City Library2. Can Librarians Save the Planet? Re-positioning the Six Capitals Paul Tudor, Tonkin & Taylor Ltd3. Using the Cynefin Framework to understand complex problems Paul Tudor, Tonkin & Taylor Ltd 4. Connect, Collaborate and Cultivate: an example of community collaboration Mojgan Sadighi, Massey University Library

37. WORKSHOP Pasifika Ukulele Workshop - Learn a Pasifika "Omni-Action-Song"John Mata'afa, Auckland LibrariesAudience: Public LibrariansKeywords: Ukulele, Music, Song, Pasifika, Aotearoa, Children, Community

LIANZA 2019 Conference - Tuesday 22 October 2019Location: Vodafone Events Centre, 770 Great South Road, ManukauDAY THEME: Our Communities

Keynote - Angel Jewel Tucker, Youth Services Manager, Johnson County Library, Kansas, USA Engaging your community around topics of local history, race, and equity: Weaving the Thread of Humanity with Dialogue

Morning Tea amongst the Exhibition

Lunch amongst the Exhibition

Registration and information desk open

Welcome and Housekeeping

National Librarian Address

Pukepuke ‘o Tonga Performance

32. PAPER

32a. Engaging with schools: the digital space, our story, your opportunity

Ann-Louise Vonk and Tyla Winter South Taranaki District Libraries

Audience: Public librariansKeywords: technology, schools, digital

innovation, outreach(max 20 people)

32b. Taking the 'Maker' out of the 'Space': community-led STEAM programmingStephen Clothier and Jamie Boorman

Wellington City LibrariesAudience: Public librarians

Keywords: makerspace, educational programming, transportable, community

outreach

29. WORKSHOP

Supporting young learners' lifelong journey – let’s work together

Miriam TuohyServices to Schools, National Library of New

Zealand Te Puna Mātauranga o AotearoaAudience: Public librarians

Keywords: collaboration, learners, families, reading

Break to move between sessions

30. WORKSHOP

Pacific engagement: catching the knowledge wave 10 years on

Judy Taligalu McFall-McCaffery, University of Auckland; Maryanne Marsters, Hawkes Bay Regional Prison, Department of Corrections

and John Mata'afa, Te Matariki Clendon Community Centre and Library, Ngā Pātaka

Kōrero o Tāmaki Makaurau – Auckland Libraries

Audience: Special librarians (GLAM, law, health etc)

Keywords: Pacific engagement, diverse communities, practices, strategies, policies

Break to move between sessions31. PANEL

Looking for that AHA momentModerator: Nina Whittaker, Te Paenga Hira

Auckland War Memorial Museum LibraryPanel: Jacqui Davidson, Auckland Council

Archives; Kirsty Webb, Auckland Libraries and Nina Finigan, Te Paenga Hira Auckland War

Memorial Museum Library Audience: Special librarians (GLAM, law, health

etc)Keywords: collaboration, community of

practice, Auckland Heritage Archives

LIANZA 2019 Programme - Subject to Change Tuesday 22 October 2019

ROOM BNZ Theatre Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4

2:45pm - 3:15pm 38. PAPER

Go forth and co-create: practical co-creation projects in libraries

Louise AndersonWhakatane Library

Audience: Public librariansKeywords: co-creation, collaboration,

leadership, projects

39. PAPER

Brokering, boundary-spanning, belonging: becoming embedded in a community of

practiceCourtney Harper

Counties Manukau Health LibraryAudience: Special librarians (GLAM, law, health

etc)Keywords: community of practice, health,

knowledge roles, influence

40. PAPER

Keeping it local: co-developing library services in the community

Nicholas Keene and Pete GrayWhanganui District LibraryAudience: Public librarians

Keywords: community, local, co-design, volunteer, working smarter

41. PAPER Vā Oceans Between

Tai Mann and Tiresa IeromeChristchurch City LibrariesAudience: Public librarians

Keywords: Pasifika community engagement, programming, consultation, Vā Oceans Between

This session includes making an Ei Katu (Cook Island flower head garland)

Limit of 70 people

3:15pm - 3:45pm Sponsors Space - Sir Woolf Fisher Arena

ROOM BNZ Theatre Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4

3:45pm - 5:00pm 42. TALANOA

Talanoa for all – Social media and it’s influence on youth

43. TALANOA

Strengthening connections in the Pacific

44. TALANOA

To be crowd-sourced

45. TALANOA

Libraries, digital innovation & inclusion

6:45pm - 11:00pm BNZ Theatre ‘The Royal Garland’ LIANZA 2019 Conference Gala Dinner and LIANZA Fellowship PresentationsCome dressed in your finest; be it kilt, tuxedo, gown, sari or puletasi and be swept up in a night of celebration

Afternoon Tea amongst the ExhibitionTalanoa (inTongan/Samoan/Fijian) means an open, shared dialogue between two or many. ‘Tala’ in talanoa means talk, to talk, to dialogue, to tell a story. Talanoa can be formal or informal in which people share their stories, thoughts and feelings on a topic of interest (Vaioleti, 2006). There are different types of talanoa ranging from talanoa vave |fast and brief talanoa; to fakatalanoa when people meet for the first time; to pō talanoa |deeper exchange and sharing of ideas (Fa'avae, 2016). Talanoa is guided by protocols and principles which includes faka‘apa‘apa (Tongan) fa’aaloalo (Samoan)| respect; ‘ofa (Tongan), alofa (Samoan)| love, compassion to generate ethical and meaningful engagement between people. The sharing of stories in the talanoa encourages inclusiveness, participation, and open interactions. For Tongan, Samoan, Fijian including other Pacific cultures, talanoa is a precursor to establishing effective and ongoing reciprocal relationships which our conference sessions hope to create. We look forward to seeing you in one of our exciting talanoa sessions.

LIANZA 2019 Programme - Subject to Change Tuesday 22 October 2019

8:00am - 4:00pm Fisher & Paykel Foyer 8:40am - 8:45am BNZ Theatre

8:45am - 9:00am BNZ Theatre

9:00am - 9:20am BNZ Theatre

9:20am - 10:15am BNZ Theatre

10:15am - 10:20amROOM BNZ Theatre Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4

10:20am - 10:50am 46. PAPER

How to use NZSL in the library every dayKatie Lumsden

Christchurch City LibrariesAudience: Public librarians

Keywords: NZSL, deaf, inclusion, community, communication, disability, professional

development

47. PAPER

Mind the gap: or why a library needs a manager

Nicola Harwood and Sarina BarronNelson Public Libraries

Audience: Public librariansKeywords: leadership, management,

community

48. PAPER

DigitalNZ on communicating copyright information and a user upload feature

Daz MartinNational Library of New Zealand Te Puna

Mātauranga o Aotearoa Audience: Special librarians (GLAM, law, health

etc)Keywords: DigitalNZ, copyright, user generated

content, search engine, metadata

49. PAPER

We are the PacificKate Ogden, Christchurch City Libraries; Sandy

Nepia, Whanganui District Library and Trina Roycroft, Auckland LibrariesAudience: Public librarians

Keywords: Pacific Libraries Network, collaboration, advocacy

50. LIGHTNING SESSIONS

50a. Institutional repository and gold open access: unexpected synergy?

Kin Lok Rocky MakRun Run Shaw Library, City University of Hong

KongAudience: Academic librarians

Keywords: open access, institutional repositories, scholarly communication

50 b. What are research-librarian skills and how do we get them?

Jo SimonsLibraries and Learning Services, University of

AucklandAudience: Academic librarians

Keywords: academic libraries, research support skills, qualifications, staff training

50 c. It’s party time! Social research consultations for postgraduates

Ceire HopleyWaiopehu College

Audience: Academic librariansKeywords: academic, research support,

innovative offerings, relationships, subject 10:50am - 11:20am Sir Woolf Fisher ArenaROOM BNZ Theatre Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4

11:20am - 11:50am 52. PAPER

Traditional metrics, altmetrics, and researcher profiles: faculty perceptions and

useAnne Ferrier-WatsonUniversity of Waikato

Audience: Academic librariansKeywords: traditional metrics, altmetrics,

researcher profiles, research impact, visibility

53. PAPER

Pūkana mai ki te ReoChris Szekely

Alexander Turnbull Library, National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Mātauranga o

AotearoaAudience: Public librarians

Keywords: Māori, Te Reo, Māori language, exhibition, youth audiences

54. PAPER

Responding to the needs of our Pacific neighbours' libraries

Daphne SmithersLincoln University

Audience: Public librariansKeywords: libraries, Pacific, VSA, communities,

transformation, literacy, Solomon Islands

55. PAPER

'Help, I'm unpublished!'Nicola Frean

Alexander Turnbull Library, National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Mātauranga o

Aotearoa Audience: Special librarians (GLAM, law, health

etc)Keywords: archives, manuscripts, academic librarians, school librarians, public librarians

11:50am - 11:55am11:55am - 12:25pm 56. PAPER

56a. Customer service training - going beyond role play!

Kim ClaytonVictoria University of Wellington

Audience: Academic librariansKeywords: customer service education, academic, public libraries, staff training

56b. Ko ngā kaimahi i a tātou tāonga: our treasured staff

Shane O'Connor and Jeff KirkusHutt City Libraries

Audience: Public librariesKeywords: staff training, co-design, learning,

professional development

57. PAPER

Navigating teaching from face-to-face to online library tutorials

Anne Macaskill and Anais SaysellVictoria University of Wellington

Audience: Academic librariansKeywords: tertiary libraries, subject librarian,

information literacy, online learning

12:25pm - 12:30pm 12:30pm - 1:00pm 60. PAPER

Waiho i te toipoto, kaua i te toiroaJacinta Beckwith, Hocken Collections, University of Otago and Riki-Lee Saua,

University of AucklandAudience: Academic librariansKeywords: Māori, indigenous,

whanaungatanga, relationships, manaakitanga, unity, international networks

61. PAPER

Linked data 101Jonathan Hunt

Catalyst ITAudience: Special librarians (GLAM, law, health

etc)Keywords: linked data, semantic web, graphs

1:00pm - 2:00pm Sir Woolf Fisher Arena

1:00pm - 1:50pm Room 4

1:20pm - 1:50pm Room 3

2:00pm - 3:00pm BNZ Theatre

3:00pm - 3:20pm BNZ Theatre

3:20pm - 3:25pm BNZ Theatre

3:25pm - 4:15pm BNZ Theatre

Lunch amongst the Exhibition

Break to move between sessions

Pukepuke ‘o Tonga Performance

LIANZA 2019 Conference - Wednesday 23 October 2019Location: Vodafone Events Centre, 770 Great South Road, ManukauDAY THEME: Our Libraries

Registration and information desk openWelcome and Housekeeping

Keynote - Fa’aso’otauloa Sam Saili, Chief Executive Officer, SkyEye Pacific, SamoaCutting-edge technology adapted to local knowledge is rewriting Samoa’s pre-European contact history

Presentation of LIANZA Grants and LIANZA Professional Recognition Awards

59. WORKSHOP

Copy-riot: chocolate, cards and copyrightSarah PowellAUT Library

Audience: Public librariansKeywords: school librarians, university

librarians, copyright, game

58. WORKSHOP

No (wo)man is an island: sole charge rolesMichelle Goodall, Jasmax and Zoe Cornelius,

Department of CorrectionsAudience: Special librarians (GLAM, law, health

etc)Keywords: sole charge, discussion,

cooperation, collaboration, versatility, skills

51. PANEL

Connecting to our communities: the power of professional registration

Audience: All librariansKeywords: Registration, revalidation, journal,

qualifications, professional registration, professional development

Kat Cuttriss, Hutt City LibrariesJohn Garraway, University of Auckland

Anahera Morehu, University of AucklandPeter Murgatroyd, Counties Manukau Health

LibraryCath Sheard, South Taranaki District CouncilKim Tairi, Auckland University of Technology

Hao Zhang, Massey University

Morning Tea amongst the Exhibition

Break to move between sessions

Break to move between sessions

PIMN’s bi-monthly meeting - Each meeting looks at what our organisations are doing in the Pasifika space, and ends with some Personal Development time with regards to the Pacific. Our guest speaker for this session will be creative writer, artist and educator, Helen Tau’au Filisi.

Poroporoaki

Vendor Prizes

IFLA 2022 Conference Presentation

Keynote - Mary-Lee Kennedy, Executive Director, Association of Research Libraries, USAOur Families, our Communities, our libraries: Research libraries as partners in advancing the well-being of all future generations

Aotearoa People’s Network Kaharoa Members Catch-up

LIANZA 2019 Programme - Subject to Change Wednesday 23 October 2019