Canadian Library Association Conference Program
The Canadian Library Association's 2006 Annual Conference and Trade Show is being held June 14-17 in Ottawa.
The Conference program features world-class keynote speakers, including Stephen Lewis, the UN Secretary-General's Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa, and his son Avi Lewis, former host of City TV's landmark music journalism show "The New Music", former host and producer of counterSpin on CBC Newsworld, and producer of the documentary "The Take" about factory workers' opposition to globalization in Argentina.
There will be 66 concurrent sessions, three tracks and 26 poster sessions.
There will also be pre-conference sessions on topics ranging from user assessment and training to copyright, as well as a National Summit on Libraries and Literacy on the role of public libraries in meeting the needs of adult learners.
The Conference program features world-class keynote speakers, including Stephen Lewis, the UN Secretary-General's Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa, and his son Avi Lewis, former host of City TV's landmark music journalism show "The New Music", former host and producer of counterSpin on CBC Newsworld, and producer of the documentary "The Take" about factory workers' opposition to globalization in Argentina.
There will be 66 concurrent sessions, three tracks and 26 poster sessions.
There will also be pre-conference sessions on topics ranging from user assessment and training to copyright, as well as a National Summit on Libraries and Literacy on the role of public libraries in meeting the needs of adult learners.
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