#RLUKICIL Starting the event on Inclusive Collections, Inclusive Libraries

Richard joined us at the 2021 Lancaster Black History Group History Group Conference Lancaster University Library where he delivered an outstanding keynote - I wholeheartedly recommend signing up for this RLUK #RLUKICIL event! ✍️😊

Fascinating discussion on Decolonising the Curriculum #RLUKICIL Joanne Fitton

Joanne Fitton #RLUKICIL

Very grateful to Hannah Ishmael (Hannah I) from Black Cultural Archives (@bcaheritage) for joining RLUK for the latest in our Inclusive Collections, Inclusive Libraries series #RLUKICIL

We spend a lot of money on these resources & want our students/researchers to quickly identify their value & use them. This is critical for us as a library & as Dorothy Berry said in her recent excellent #RLUKICIL talk, very important for discovery. Focus on Users not Librarians

Next up on #RLUKICIL : 
 
On 29 Nov Richard Benjamin Liv Uni History will reflect and reappraise contested histories and narratives through the lens of his time as Head of International Slavery Museum @LivUni
 
You can register for this event at bit.ly/RLUKICIL

Making a distinction between decolonisation of library/archive management processes and decolonisation of library/archive Collections. Hannah I #RLUKICIL

Really interesting talk by Dorothy Berry at #RLUKICIL . So useful to hear how professionals in other institutions are dealing with issues we face with our own collections.

Love this Description for Discovery from Dorothy Berry.

Agree 100% with all 4 elements

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Thanks to everyone that joined us at #RLUKICIL yesterday to hear a fantastic talk by Hannah I BCA asking 'Can the archives be decolonised?' Chaired by Jane Harvell

📺You can watch a recording of the full event at bit.ly/ICILOND

This has just begun #RLUKICIL and is open to all!

Good point from Dorothy Berry regarding cataloguing - temporary contracts are not the answer, continuity is important. DEI in collections and libraries is an ongoing process and needs to be embedded in policy and practice. #RLUKICIL

Quite possibly the most inspiring female leader in Higher Education! Power, passion and perseverance making a real difference. #RLUKICIL Mamokgethi Phakeng

highly recommend matching your office decor to the webinar colour scheme #RLUKICIL

Great work at University of Liverpool Library on examining their collections and the challenging subjects they cover #rlukicil

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Time for Kevin Wilson talking about LSE library collections #RLUKICIL

Time for RLUK webinar on Decolonising the Curriculum #RLUKICIL

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Really quite excited to be joining like-minded library folk from around the world talking about inclusive libraries with inclusive collections #RLUKICIL this afternoon.

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Nothing is sweeter than a baby's laughter 😀
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Join #RLUKICIL next Tuesday (30 May) to hear Hannah Ishmael give a talk on BCA approaches to inclusion & diversity in collections.

#RLUKICIL virtual events are free to attend & open to all.

🎟️Sign up for this event at bit.ly/RLUKICIL

We're looking forward to hearing from Prof. Mamokgethi Phakeng Mamokgethi Phakeng, Vice-Chancellor U of Cape Town next Monday 12 Dec on the ecology of inclusive knowledge collections

#RLUKICIL virtual events are free & open to all

Find out more & get 🎟️ @ bit.ly/RLUKICIL

On Mon 27 Feb RLUK #RLUK ICIL will be joined by Malik Al Nasir Cambridge History Malik & The O.G's St Catharine's College to talk about the development of the Sandbach Tinne Project - slavery colonialism and the digital archive.

#MalikAlNasir #RLUK #Seminar

Tickets bit.ly/RLUKICIL

Absolute honour to host Professor Mamokgethi Phakeng Mamokgethi Phakeng, Vice-Chancellor U of Cape Town, as speaker for our latest #RLUKICIL virtual event