by Mare Maticevski | 7 March 2025 | Launch, Professional Development, Visibility As Inclusion
ALIA Multicultural eNews has had a revamp! Thank you Ennis Chen for leading the workshop in our first committee meeting on the revamp of the eNewslettter. From 2025 our eNews will be a themed quarterly publication open to contributions. Issue one is currently open for...
by Joey Chung | 5 March 2025 | Visibility As Inclusion
On 4 March 2024, ALIA Multicultural created the first two Australian Literature translation Trove lists: Australian Fiction translated into Chinese and Australian Non-Fiction translated into Chinese. We aim to promote Australian Literature to the broader community,...
by admin | 10 July 2024 | Professional Development, Visibility As Inclusion
Reflection on representing ALIA Multicultural at ALIA National by My Van Nguyen Dang In May this year I was given the opportunity to attend and speak at the National ALIA Conference in Adelaide. I was representing my organisation along with 2 colleagues, presenting...
by Joey Chung | 31 May 2024 | Visibility As Inclusion
Australia has a vibrant publishing industry that is estimated to have a market size of more than $1.7 billion. Australian publications, fiction and non-fiction, provide windows to understanding the nation and the people of Australia. In a recent survey with 1,152...
by Joey Chung | 13 May 2024 | Visibility As Inclusion
ALIA Disability and ALIA Multicultural collaborated to plan and deliver a pre-conference workshop at ALIA National 2024 on Monday 6 May 2024.The workshop was booked out and thirty six enthusiastic attendees joined facilitators Amy Rake (ALIA Disability) and Joey Chung...
by Mare Maticevski | 13 November 2023 | Visibility As Inclusion
I want to reflect on the first year of ALIA Multicultural. Yes, it has been a year since the group was launched, with a dedicated mission of advocacy in the Library Information Sector (LIS) space for multicultural diversity needs of staff and community with a...
