Kara Handren
Kara Handren est bibliothécaire aux métadonnées à Scholars Portal depuis quatre ans. Elle travaille sur des projets de chargement et de gestion de métadonnées…
Sabina Pagotto
Sabina Pagotto est la bibliothécaire responsable des services à la clientèle et de l’évaluation à Scholars Portal depuis 2015. Elle a complété sa maîtrise…
Larry Thompson
Larry Thompson is the Master Printer in the Carleton University Library Book Arts Lab. He achieved his BA (Hons) in English Literature at Carleton,…
Rebecca Hunt
Rebecca Hunt is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) for the Temiskaming Shores Public Library. She has a Master’s degree in Library and Information Studies…
Gouthami Vigneswaran
Gouthami Vigneswaran is the Emerging Technologies & Liaison Librarian at Sheridan College, with a background working in a variety of educational institutions and levels.…
Coming off the page: 3-D posters liven up the IFLA experience
In the poster area at the IFLA WLIC, we can find out about the work that inspired, engaged, connected and enabled our colleagues in other parts of the world to facilitate change.
Brittany Deakin
Brittany Deakin has been a teacher with the Grand Erie District School Board for the last nine years, and has worked at the Central…
Lisa Wallace
Lisa Wallace is a teacher-librarian at Worthington Public School in the Peel District School Board. With the additional proceeds from Scholastic Book Fairs, she…
Wayne Johnston
Wayne Johnston, Research and Scholarship Librarian, University of Guelph. In addition to his Leave for Change assignments, Wayne has also had international experience working…
Kids’ lit folks: Join the OLA Best Bets Committee
The OLA Best Bets Committee is inviting you to apply to one of four positions currently open on the committee.
Joe Pateman
Joe Pateman is a PhD candidate studying politics at the University of Nottingham, with a specific interest in the disciplines of Marxist political theory…
A wonderful time in my neighbourhood: Supporting the Bostwick Library
Libraries are public spaces where people meet, take out books and study. Libraries hold communities together.
Inclusive librarianship: On white fragility
Because whiteness functions as normative and invisible, it is often very difficult for white people specifically to see whiteness.