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Digital Cultural Heritage DC is a monthly meetup group for people interested in collecting, preserving and making available digital cultural heritage information. Our meetings begin with a few short lightning talks followed by social information exchange. This is a great networking opportunity for students, as well as anyone interested in learning about digital collections in archives, museums, libraries or anywhere else. We're interested in digital content of all kinds, including film/video, still images, text, datasets, video games and pretty much anything of value in digital form. We are an open and friendly group, and welcome all comers.

A community of ASE alums who work in libraries or archives. A place to make connections, ask questions, and share insights and opportunities.

With its annual conferences and special meetings it is principally devoted to provide continuing education to all information professionals in the Caribbean region, and to stimulate connectivism and collaborative work, in all types of endeavors, between all types of libraries, archives and other information units in the Caribbean region, as a community of practice.

A peer support and care networking for those who work with communities in galleries, libraries, archives, museums and heritage.

A shared space for knowledge sharing around opportunities for digital innovation to enhance community engagement with Libraries and Archives. We work across the East of England and beyond and seek to support collaborations and projects to turn ideas into reality.

This group is designed to connect current Elon students with Elon alumni (and friends of Elon) who work in or are interested in working in Museums, libraries, archives, and other institutions designed to serve the public good.

Mission As individuals, we each boast different digital media competencies and interests and are united by an irrational exuberance of the willing–willing to learn, to teach, to collaborate, to create, to pitch-in. As a group, we represent a friendly peer network of novices and experts alike, dedicated (for now) to the exploration of new ideas, tools, and best practices in the world of digital humanities via forums, workshops, meetups, happy hours and whatever else suits our fancy. Description We are: developers scholars curators educators designers representing: universities libraries / archives museums cultural institutions digital media innovators

International Association of Music Libraries, Archives & Documentation Centres, Australia Branch. A network for all those involved with managing, maintaining or developing music collections across Australia

CURTIS is a Curtin Student Guild club for libraries, archives, records and information studies, first established in 2014 by a few PhD students. Membership is open to anyone. CURTIS is the official academic club for Information Studies students at Curtin University, including the courses: - Graduate Diploma in Information and Library Studies - Graduate Diploma in Records Management and Archives - Librarianship and Corporate Information Management - Master of Information Management Curtin Information Studies Club respectfully acknowledges the first inhabitants of the nation and the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar nation. We wish to acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region. We also acknowledge the traditional custodians of the various lands on which we are all located. This is stolen land and sovereignty was never ceded. We pay our respects to elders, past present and emerging.

Established in 1989, these classic hard cover books include portrait & biographical data including background information of there business and accomplishments. The books are distributed and used in corporate, business, medical, and law offices, university and college libraries, public and private libraries, government offices, the Nevada State Library, the Nevada Archives, and the Library of Congress in Washington D.C. As the country changes to a more global world the needs of the community change as well. We offer an expanded online version of the book at: www.distinguishedwomenandmen.com website. See exclusive interview, biographies, photos, and connect with the leaders of our state through social media and direct discussion formats on the site.