BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//wp-events-plugin.com//7.2.3.1//EN TZID:Europe/London X-WR-TIMEZONE:Europe/London BEGIN:VEVENT UID:1003@m25lib.org.uk DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250522T133000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250522T153000 DTSTAMP:20250521T112449Z URL:https://www.m25lib.org.uk/events/glam-sector-can-learn-galleries-libra ries-archives-museums-tg1aspects-3/ SUMMARY:The GLAM sector: what can we learn from Galleries\, Libraries\, Arc hives and Museums [TG1/ASPECTS3_GLAM] DESCRIPTION: \;\n\n*REGISTRATION FOR THIS EVENT HAS NOW CLOSED. PLEASE CONTACT CPD25 WITH ANY QUERIES: cpd25@london.ac.uk *\n\nThis workshop is d esigned to share and celebrate the successes and diversity of four key cul tural organisations and the lessons we can learn from each other\, in term s of service relevance\, modernisation\, professional practices and audien ce engagement.\n\nThis workshop is part of the cpd25 Aspects programme\, a imed at library staff looking to acquire additional skills and knowledge o r those working towards CILIP Chartership.\n\nProgramme:\n\n1pm Arrival an d registration\n\n1.30pm Presentations:\n\nDr Karen Attar\, Senate House L ibrary\, University of London: ‘Working with Rare Books’\n\nJane Bramw ell\, Tate Library and Archive: 'So you want to be an art librarian?'\n\nD eborah Sutherland\, V&\;A Research Institute\, National Art Library and Archives: 'Not just a beautiful space: engaging with Visitors and Readers '\n\nKathryn Collins\, The London Archives: 'Developing the school’s pro gram at The London Archives'\n\n3.30pm Close\n\nSpeakers:\n\nKaren Attar h as been at Senate House Library\, the central research library for the Uni versity of London\, since late 2001: firstly as a rare books cataloguer\, then Rare Books Librarian\, and finally Curator of Rare Books and Universi ty Art. She deals with all aspects of rare books: acquisition\; teaching a nd the facilitation of teaching\; cataloguing\; exhibiting\; web writing a nd so forth. Recently she spent eighteen months as Senior Librarian\, Rare Books\, at the State Library of New South Wales\, Australia. A past fello w of the Institute of English Studies at the University of London\, she ha s published widely on rare books and libraries. Her major publication is t he third edition of the Directory of Rare Book and Special Collections in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland (Facet\, 2016).\n\nJane Bramwel l: Following an extensive career in Further Education libraries\, Jane joi ned Tate as Library Collections Manager in 2007\, and became Head of Libra ry\, Archive and Collection Access in January 2009. Jane was the Project L ead on Archives &\; Access and continues to support and advise on other digitisation and cataloguing projects at Tate and externally. She is an a ctive member of ARLIS UK &\; Ireland and MLAG and is currently on the A RLIS conference working party for Limerick 2025.\n\nDeborah Sutherland cam e late to the library profession\, working briefly in the African Studies Library at the University of Cape Town\, then in the booktrade for 10 year s\, before taking the plunge and earning an MSc in Library &\; Informat ion Science. For the last 25 years she has worked at the V&\;A\, in a v ariety of roles in the National Art Library\, from Acquisitions to Reading Rooms Manager. 15 of those years Deborah was responsible for the care and storage of the NAL’s collections within a strategic framework of curren t accessibility and future availability. In that time she project-managed four major collection relocations\, and one gallery and three store refurb ishments. In 2018 she was seconded to the museum’s Decant from Blythe Ho use to the new V&\;A East Storehouse in the Olympic Park. This has all amounted to planning and implementing moving more than a million volumes a nd 100k archives and objects\, including the transfer of over 80k children ’s books from South Kensington to Blythe House and then\, five years lat er\, to Storehouse. Deborah especially enjoys supporting\, training and me ntoring new professionals\, apprentices and volunteers and researching\, w riting and presenting on retail and graphic design in the NAL collections. \n\nKathryn Collins: I joined The London Archives in September 2024\, foll owing the rebrand from The London Metropolitan Archives. My role is to dev elop and run a new school’s program consisting of workshops for Primary and Secondary school groups onsite. The workshops are grounded in the coll ection and support students understanding of National Curriculum topics su ch as the Second World War\, Medicine through time and Diversity in London . I will also be expanding the service to include online workshops plus a family and young people’s program too. I previously worked as an Educati on Officer at The National Archives for 7 years\, with a year as Families and Young Peoples program officer. I was also co-chair of the Neurodiversi ty Forum at The National Archives\, provided support and allyship to Neuro diverse colleagues. Before working at The National Archives\, I taught His tory in two London Secondary schools for 10 years. My pronouns are She/Her .\n\nVenue:\nThe British Library\, Foyle Room\n96 Euston Rd\nLondon\, NW1 2DB\nCost:\n£50 for members\n£100 for non-members\n\n \;\n\nElectron ic CPD attendance certificates can be provided on request. Please request via cpd25@london.ac.uk\n\nCancellations less than one week before the even t will be charged a 50% cancellation fee. In the event of a ‘no-show’ on the day\, the full non-member fee will be charged.\n\n*REGISTRATION FOR THIS EVENT HAS NOW CLOSED. 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