Announcing…
13 October
- Speaker 4
Lyndall Osborne, ALIA President
2018-2019, Project Lead, Return of Cultural Heritage,
Australian Institute of Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander Studies
The value and power of literacy in
all its forms
Lyndall has
worked extensively as an executive manager in local government in Queensland
and Victoria in the fields of community, arts and cultural development and
services, libraries and corporate services. Prior to taking her current role
she was Executive Director of Collections at the Australian Institute of
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) for 6 years. Lyndall is a member of a number of committees
including UNESCO’s Memory of the World program.
Lyndall is
the current ALIA President.
Abstract
Lyndall Ley
(Osborne) will reflect on the role of libraries in promoting universal literacy
– a factor that underpins the delivery of the United Nations Sustainable
Development Goals. She will describe the outcomes of the ALIA Asia-Pacific
Sustainable Development Goals Summit and talk about other initiatives in the
library and information sector which will help improve services for communities
in the Northern Territory and around Australia.
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