An edition of International Indigenous Librarians' Forum III
(2005)
International Indigenous Librarians' Forum III
proceedings 2003 : Santa Fe, New Mexico USA, November 10-13, 2003
by New Mexico) International Indigenous Lib...
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International Indigenous Librarians' Forum III: proceedings 2003 : Santa Fe, New Mexico USA, November 10-13, 2003
2005, American Indian Library Association
097735220X 9780977352203
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Table of Contents
Program
Introduction to the forum theme -- Lotsee Patterson
Manifesto (draft) -- Lotsee Patterson
Keynote address : the book and the bow : shifting battlefields in the war for indigenous survival : a United States tribal perspective -- by Rennard Strickland
Aboriginal awareness at the National Library of Canada -- Deborah Lee
A physical translation of Native American philosophy into the learning place -- Marilyn Russell and Paul Fragua
The National Museum of the American Indian Library -- Lynne Alstatt
Culturally appropriate treatment of sacred materials -- Mildred (Suzy) Bear
Developing collections of books about American Indians : youth collections -- by Naomi R. Caldwell
Collaborations to advance tribal library development -- Loriene Roy
Partnerships to improve tribal community librarianship -- Rebecca Swift
Indigenous issues and the state library of Queensland -- Tania Schafer
The development of Sámi library service in Sápmi -- by Liv Inger Lindi and Peter Sarri
Managing fires in Aotearoa : ensuring culturally responsive library practices in New Zealand -- David Kukutai Jones
Māori subject headings : a NZ 'monster' currently with 3 heads -- Glenn Taitoko
Ngā Tapuwae Hou : a bicultural plan -- Sonya Peters
Te Ahi Kapura -- Hinerangi Hinimoa
What's happening at Manukau libraries? -- Raewyn Paewai
Maaku anoo e hanga tooku nei whare : studying towards the Bachelor of Māori and Information Management, an indigenous information management qualification within an indigenous framework -- Maewa Kaihau
Circle of warmth : empowering native communities through health information outreach -- Molly McGetrick and Patricia Bradley
The Native Hawaiian e-library project "Ulu Kau" -- Mahealani Merryman
Tribal libraries program, New Mexico State Library -- Dana John
Cyber sovereignty : digital Diné
Jean Whitehorse
Two-strand sweet grass : towards indigenous classification -- Ann Doyle.
Edition Notes
Published with support from the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian.
Includes bibliographical references.
In English, with some Māori.
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