7th February, 2014 / 11.00am - 4.00pm
18th November, 2019
The shifts and lens required of an academic librarian to work for and with the Decolonisation Movement – a UAL librarian’s story
Event Details
Date:
18th November, 2019
Time:
18:00 -
Venue:
A109
College Building
City, University of London
St John Street
London
EC1V 4PB
College Building
City, University of London
St John Street
London
EC1V 4PB
Price:
Free
Our everyday practice and experience tends to be governed both by reflection-in-action and our profession’s ethics and values. However, engaging with the Decolonising the Arts Curriculum movement at UAL has placed those of us involved within a ‘critical space and place’.
This session will explore the effects of this shift on the everyday approach, response and position, while referencing a small scale PgCert study that investigates the pedagogical lens of UAL librarians within the decolonisation movement.
Monica-carmela Sajeva is an Assistant Academic Support librarian / Special Collections librarian / Design School librarian at London College of Communication library. She studied Library and Information studies at UCL and has worked at University of the Arts London (UAL) for 11 years.
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