Come along to this week's Q & A on grants for tertiary qualifications in library and information studies

​Tēnā koe, Fakaalofa lahi atu, Kia orana, Ko na mauri, Mālō e lelei, Mālō ni, Ni sa bula, Tālofa, Talofa lava, warm greetings to you,

Just a reminder about this week's Q & A on the LIANZA and SLANZA Tertiary Grants funding. Applications are being received now  and you can apply until 31 March.

This is an exciting opportunity to gain a tertiary qualification in indigenous knowledge management, library and information studies. for the sector. Whether you are already working in a library or information service, or you are entirely new to this area, we want more people working in our libraries and information services who are qualified and who represent the communities we work with all over Aotearoa. 

Another funding round will be held in October.

Please share the information on these grants with staff, peers and with your communities.  

• More information on the grants can be found on this page which links to the Perpetual Guardian application site, provides funding guidelines, FAQs and tells you how to use the Perpetual Guardian site. 

 
 
Q & A - JOIN US TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS FUNDING

This Zoom meeting will give you an opportunity to ask questions and learn why this new funding is important to the sector.

Join us on Thursday March 10 at 3.30pm

Facilitated by:

• Ana Pickering (LIANZA)
• Megan Ingle (Chair of the project group)
• Julia Smith (SLANZA)
• Kirsten Taylor, Amy Williams & Jessie Congalton (Perpetual Guardian)

 
REGISTER HERE

 
 
Thank you to Auckland Libraries for the use of their images.

Nga mihi,

 
Megan Ingle
Chair of the Project Advisory Group
LIANZA SLANZA Tertiary Grants