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Are you ready for the most exciting library event of 2015?

30/6/2015

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We're going to be taking a cross-sectoral approach to the future of libraries, to discuss the challenges for the sector and agree on a collaborative action plan to take the profession forward. 

When
: July 31st, 2015
Where: Renouf Foyer at the Michael Fowler Centre .
Time: 930am-4pm

Sounds exciting, doesn't it? You should be there.

Co-hosted by Te Rōpū Whakahau and LIANZA this summit will build on work underway in parts of the sector (by APLM and SLANZA) and provide an opportunity for us to discuss how we can work together efficently and effectively. 

The agenda can be found here.

Do you have opinions about where the sector should be headed?
Do you care about the future of libraries and librarians in Aotearoa New Zealand?  
Do you have ideas you'd like to share?

If your answer is yes to any of these questions then we need you to be present at this summit! 

You can register here -but do it fast so that we can get an accurate estimate for catering numbers. 

If you have any questions about the event get in touch with the LIANZA office.

If you can't attend in Wellington but you still want to participate - no worries! We'll be live tweeting and filming the summit as it happens!

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