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A different perspective on history: collaborating with a remote community
A toolkit for inclusive library spaces
Consulting with Elders to improve collection information and management
Creating a process for cultural permissions
Developing a repatriation policy
Galiwin’ku community library classification system
Indigenous soldier portraits
Storylines: reconnecting collections to communities, families and individuals

A different perspective on history: collaborating with a remote community
A toolkit for inclusive library spaces
Consulting with Elders to improve collection information and management
Creating a process for cultural permissions
Developing a repatriation policy
Galiwin’ku community library classification system
Indigenous soldier portraits
Storylines: reconnecting collections to communities, families and individuals

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Culturally Safe libraries

ATSILIRN Protocols

2: Content and perspectives
3: Intellectual property
4: Accessibility and use
5: Description and classification
6: Secret or sacred materials, or sensitive
7: Offensive
11: Copying and repatriation of records
12: The digital environment

2: Content and perspectives
3: Intellectual property
4: Accessibility and use
5: Description and classification
6: Secret or sacred materials, or sensitive
7: Offensive
11: Copying and repatriation of records
12: The digital environment

Case Studies

A different perspective on history: collaborating with a remote community
A toolkit for inclusive library spaces
Consulting with Elders to improve collection information and management
Creating a process for cultural permissions
Developing a repatriation policy
Galiwin’ku community library classification system
Indigenous soldier portraits
Storylines: reconnecting collections to communities, families and individuals

A different perspective on history: collaborating with a remote community
A toolkit for inclusive library spaces
Consulting with Elders to improve collection information and management
Creating a process for cultural permissions
Developing a repatriation policy
Galiwin’ku community library classification system
Indigenous soldier portraits
Storylines: reconnecting collections to communities, families and individuals

Activities

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Case studies

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Members of National and State Libraries Australasia (NSLA) acknowledge the Traditional Custodians and Kaitiaki of the lands on which
our libraries do their daily work, preserving and sharing our collective cultural heritage.

Email: info@nsla.org.au

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