Ter informatie m.b.t. Internationaal LGBTI ALMS 2012 conferentie in
Amsterdam.
Met vriendelijke groet,
Danny Halim
Medewerker Bibliotheek, Archief en Informatiedienstverlening
IHLIA-Homodok
Openbare Bibliotheek Amsterdam (OBA)
Oosterdokskade 143, 6e verdieping
1011 DL Amsterdam
Tel: 020-5230837
Email: homodok@ihlia.nl
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*I N T E R N A T I O N A L L G B T I A L M S 2 0 1 2 C O N F E R E
N C E*
IHLIA, Europe's oldest and largest LGBTI (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual,
Transgender and Intersex) archive and library, is hosting the LGBTI ALMS
(Archives, Libraries, Museums and Special Collections) 2012 Conference from
1-3 August 2012 in Amsterdam. IHLIA is the International Gay and Lesbian
Information Centre and Archive, housed in the Public Library in Amsterdam,
the Netherlands.
IHLIA expects to welcome 150 archivists, librarians, museum collectors from
North America, Europe and other parts of the world to share knowledge and
to begin the process of working together to make the promise of ALMS 2012
come true. We also anticipate having a strong delegation of people from
civil society organizations that want to join us to work with national
heritage organizations.
IHLIA has a vision: By 2020, LGBTI people will be able to visit a city or
national library and find people like them in the archives. They can find
out about their history, their heroes, the struggle for their rights. We
want them to explore the raw materials of the LGBTI experience. We want
them to see the manuscripts of great LGBTI authors, we want to show them
how our predecessors lobbied and lived and loved to create a world in which
we all are part of the story.
Our conference is the starting point for a longer-term project, and IHLIA
is more than willing to take leadership in the process. During the
conference we will explore current developments in collecting, documenting
and making available our histories. We will then take the first steps in
implementing our vision.
More information about vision, mission and goals:
http://www.ihlia.nl/english/english/english_home/LGBT%20ALMS%202012%20Conference
*P A R T I C I P A N T S*
We expect the many layers of our lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans* and
intersex community, which of course includes ethnic minorities, to attend
as well as our straight allies (M/F):
- National and local heritage institutions Europe and global
- LGBTI Euro-parliamentarians
- European public policy makers
- LGBTI ALMS organizations and ALMS organizations with LGBTI component,
Europe and global
- Researchers, Europe and global
- Young LGBTI movements, particularly from Eastern European countries and
former CIS, where archives can potentially be developed
We aim to find funding to allow 20 participants from Eastern Europe to
receive a scholarship to attend.
Language
- The conference will use English as the language of communication.
Conference venue
- The conference is physically being held in the Amsterdam Public Library,
near Central Station.
Participants fee
- Very Early bird participant fee (paid before 29 February 2012): €125
- Quite early bird participant fee (paid before 15 May 2012): €200
- Participant fee (payment after 16 May 2012): €250
- Student fee: €25
- Visitor fee (1 day): €90
*P R O G R A M *
Pre-conference
Preceding the conference, IHLIA will establish a discussion list where
people can exchange information, ask questions of each other, share best
practices. There may be a series of online discussions using skype or other
share-ware. The intention is to use the digital sharing as the basis for
substantial, deeper sharing when participants meet, thus increasing the
value of face-to-face time and the learning it brings.
Conference overview 1-3 August 2012:
http://www.ihlia.nl/english/english/english_home/LGBT%20ALMS%202012%20Conference/ALMS%20Program
Social Program
- LGBTI ALMS 2012 takes place during Amsterdam Canal Pride, with many
cultural and social opportunities for participants.
*C A L L F O R P R O P O S A L S*
IHLIA is seeking proposals that are informative and relevant, influenced by
experience and desire, encourage opportunities for learner engagement
and/or demonstrate the application of the following five activities to the
work of collecting and making available the histories of LGBTI people. We
acknowledge that the LGBTI community has many layers of diversity,
including gender, ethnicity, religion, abilities, emigrant and immigrant.
More information about Call For Proposal :
http://www.ihlia.nl/english/english/english_home/LGBT%20ALMS%202012%20Conference/ALMS%20Proposals
*O P P O R T U N I T I E S *
We have opportunities for interns and volunteers. We are looking for people
who can contribute in the following areas:
- Promotion and public relations
- Fundraising
- Hospitality
- Discussion lists
- Volunteer coordinator
More information about Opportunites :
http://www.ihlia.nl/english/english/english_home/LGBT%20ALMS%202012%20Conference/Volunteers
Do you have questions about Opportunities? Call Lonneke van den Hoonaard on
020-523 07 70.
Or write to lgbti.alms.2012@gmail.com with your questions.
*International Advisory Group*
Ajamu X, Rukus! Black LGBT Archives, UK; Andreas Pretzel, Invertito,
Germany; Angela Brinskele, Mazer, USA; Bart Hellinck, Fonds Suzan Daniel,
Belgium; Bryan W. Knicely, Stonewall National Museum, Fort Lauderdale, USA;
Don McLeod, Canadian Lesbian & Gay Archives, Canada; Ellen Greenblatt, USA;
Joseph Hawkins, One Archives, USA; Karen Sundheim, James Hormel Collection,
San Francisco, USA; Linda Pointing, Brighton Our Story, UK; Sandor Nagy,
Háttér Archívum, Hungary; Sue Donnelly, Hall-Carpenter Archives, UK;
Tatjana Greif, SKUC-LL, Slovenia; Vanino Maso, Master's student, The
Netherlands; Zvonimir Dobrovic, Program Director of Queer Zagreb, Croatia.
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