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<nowiki>ALIA West 2026; the 2026 conference of the Western Australian branch of the Australian Library and Information Association; The Value of Us Conference</nowiki>
ALIA West 2026 
the 2026 conference of the Western Australian branch of the Australian Library and Information Association
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LocationState Library of Western Australia, Perth, Western Australia, AUS
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  • 17 October 2026
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  • 18 October 2026
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  • Nicola Carson, ALIA West Convenor
  • Freda Ogilvie (Q141486915), Welcome to Country
  • Trish Ryder (Q141485704), Community Engagement Facilitator, John Curtin Gallery, Truth-telling with Care: Trauma-informed and Culturally Safe Practice at John Curtin Gallery
  • Catherine Clark (Q129676455), Chief Executive Officer and State Librarian, SLWA, Treasure Stories, Inspire Possibilities, Strengthen Communities: the State Library of Western Australia
  • Jane Cowell (Q141485753), Jane Cowell Consulting, Report IFLA Public Libraries Satellite: Practical Implementations of AI in Public Libraries
  • Shrianjani De Alwis Jayasuriya (Q141495536), Independent CPD Researcher & Facilitator, Maldives PDWLIS2026, Small Platforms, Global Impact: Future-Proofing the LIS Workforce through Capacity Building
  • Vicki Edmunds, Manager, Community & Library, Blue Mountains NSW, Blue Mountains Library 2U Project
  • Margot Kopsen & Tessa Palmer, Collections & Community Engagement Senior Librarian, Town of Cambridge, Not just a library: How Integrated Planning and Place Based Practice Strengthen Communities
  • Darby Bond Brown & Samantha Hughes, City of Vincent Library, Becoming the Lounge Room of the Community: Getting Started in Community-Led Librarianship
  • Rebecca Marchenkov & Jill MacDonald, City of Joondalup, From Lime Time to Prime Time: Modernising Our Library Brand
  • Fathimath Nashfa, Assistant Lecturer, The Maldives National University, Barriers to Pursuing Library and Information Science Qualifications in the Maldives
  • Rae Duncan, University Student, Adventures in imposture syndrome, unmasking, and rolling with the big nerds at ALIA National as an AuDHD undergrad LIS student
  • Andrew Kelly, Digital Preservation Manager, SLWA, Pulling Yourself Up By Your Own Filmstrips: Leveraging large-scale digitisation projects to bootstrap digital preservation practices
  • Amanda Smith, Nila Tanzil (Q33044255) & Sascha Szpilewski, Learning Success Advisors, Curtin University, The Come Back Crew: Building Curtin’s mature age student community
  • Jonah Highman & Kate Stevens, Librarians Acquisitions, UWA, Driving collective impact: Digital asset management supporting community
  • Lindsay Edwards & Jamie Normington, Coordinator Joondalup Libraries, Yes We Count That: How library data informs decisions and demonstrates value
  • Aminath Riyaz (Q60330633), Assistant Prof, The Maldives National University, What Travels When We Learn Across Borders? Insights from an Emerging LIS Profession
  • Christine Harris, President, FamilyHistoryWA, People of Western Australia’s Ghost Towns
  • Karen Dennison & Georgia-Mae O’Brien, Library Coordinator, Shire of Capel, Building the Bridge: How One Library South West Became a Connected Regional Service
  • Catherine Belcher (Q141493763), Director Collection Services, SLWA, At-risk audiovisual collections: Digitising the sights and sounds of Western Australia
  • Angela Heymans & Gwyn Williams, President, Western Australian Military Digital Library Inc The Western Australian Military Digital Library – Saving Our Military Stories
  • Roslyn Beard & Alec Barron-Sullivan, City of Cockburn Libraries, Switched on Seniors in public libraries
  • Louise Carson, Richard III Society, Ham & Cheese
  • Claire Hanlon, Local History Specialist, City of Canning, We Built a Library Before We Had Books: Lessons from a Community-Led Biblioteca in Peru
  • Natalie Evans, AMaGA, Speaking with one voice: how to advocate to politicians, funders, and your community.
  • Camille Peters, ALIA West Committee, Global GLAMR: A Who’s Who of Professional Associations in GLAMR
  • Alice Woods (Q141493501), Gnangarra (Q116485871), and Sam Wilson (Q105955627), Wikimedia Australia, Wikimedia Australia: GLAM partnerships and opportunities
  • Dot Millar & Nicole Angwin, Department of Education Library, Department of Education Corporate Information Services: More GLAMR Than You Think

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