In conversation about Indigenous Subject headings May, 2020 Registration

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Time: Monday, May 25, 2020, 9:45-11:15 am (Mountain time)
Location: Zoom Upon registration link will be emailed
Fees: $0. FREE.

Context: Further to the Decolonizing subject headings at Red River College in Winnipeg presentation conducted on May 4th; many email requests were received about talking points and to continue this conversation.

Your situation: Is your library thinking about indigenous subject headings? Is your library planning to include indigenous subject headings? Do you have an implementation plan? Who is included in the team? What are the skills need to do this? What are your workflows, process and procedures? Which naming or terminology guides are being used? Who do you consult with? What challenges do you face with indigenous subject headings initiative?

Cataloguing professional: Marilyn Cameron is a settler library technician at Red River College. She has been working in libraries for over 30 years. She has worked as a cataloguer in elementary, high school and post-secondary libraries in Winnipeg. For 10 years she work at the Mitchell Library in Glasgow, UK, cataloguing rare books and special collections. The Mitchell Library is Europe's second largest reference library.

Intention: Our intention is to initiate a conversation about this topic and to share all sorts of resources which can support our initiatives.

Contact Manisha Khetarpal mkhetarpal@mccedu.ca or call toll free: 1 866 585 3925

Registration link: https://forms.gle/qxt9SYSUAK1N4ModA

Email *

Person name

Band Name *

Samson

Louis Bull

Montana

Ermineskin

Metis

not of indigenous origin

Other:

I am interested in the following questions *

Do you have any good sources for group names? Canadian as well as American

Have you made up any new subject headings for topics where there are no subject headings?

What do you think would be the most efficient way to change subject headings?

How would you solve the issue of different spellings for group names? Many Library Systems don't use see and see also reference anymore.

Have any of you used the "Open refine" tool to help clean up your subject headings?

Do you have any journal articles to recommend dealing with the issue of Indigenous subject headings?

Other:

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I am interested in sharing or presenting for 2-5 minutes about my library's indigenous initiatives such as cataloguing subject headings, etc. on Monday, May 25 *

Yes

Organization (if applicable) *

Telephone

Which sessions will you attend? *

Monday, May 25, indigenizing subject headings conversation

May 4, 2-2:30 pm, decolonizing subject headings

April 20, 2 - 2:30 pm, decolonizing Instruction

Other:

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I understand that this is free event. No fees *

Yes

I am aware and I give permission for the session to be recorded *

Yes

Have you taken online courses?

Yes

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What other topics or presenters for indigenous library service would you suggest?

Who would you suggest that we should contact for sponsoring this training?

This training is free, however would you be willing to donate a small fee to cover the cost for this type of this training in the future?

$10

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i would like to present in the microlearning opportunity

I would like to do a longer presentation

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