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2/24/2020 What's Trending in Libraries https://ola.informz.ca/informzdataservice/onlineversion/pub/bWFpbGluZ0luc3RhbmNlSWQ9NzkzMDE5 2/4 treasurer's report, and any important decisions presented by resolution. Todd Kyle, 2016 OLA President, Presiding The OLA AGM will be held in conjunction with the Ontario Library and Information Technology Association (OLITA) Digital Odyssey. Registration is free for the AGM portion and will open shortly. Registration (member and non member rates) for those also wishing to attend Digital Odyssey will also open shortly. Call for Resolutions OLA members are invited to submit resolutions for consideration at the 116th Annual General Meeting. Resolutions should be received by June 2. The OLA Resolutions Committee requires that the mover and seconder be available by phone on June 5 at 10 a.m. to discuss the wording of each resolution before it goes forward to the Annual Meeting. Resolutions to be considered will be made available to all participating delegates by June 7 on the OLA website. Any questions about the Annual General Meeting or resolutions to be presented should be directed to Shelagh Paterson, Executive Director, OLA. So You've Built a Creation Space - Now What? Interested in all things maker for your school or library? Join Vaughan Public Libraries on Apr. 25 for a day of hands-on learning and conversations about creation spaces. Meet your fellow makers from VPL and learn how they moved out of the "now what" phase with initiatives that create meaning and impact. MORE INFORMATION >> Canadian Heritage Consultation Report is Now Available The Canadian Heritage has released the "Canadian Content in a Digital World" [en francais]. While a number of library organizations provided input into the consultation process (including CFLA-FCAB of which OLA is a member) the report focuses primarily on broadcasting, content creators and the cultural value of content from a commerce perspective and does not mention a role for libraries. CFLA-FCAB will be monitoring the next steps in relation to this report. READ CFLA-FCAB RESPONSE HERE >>   IFLA invites you to submit examples of how libraries contribute to the United Nations 2030 Agenda   In 2015, IFLA launched a survey to gather examples of how libraries contribute with the UN 2030 agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Many contributions were received from all over the world and with this information IFLA published in June 2016 the booklet and handout Access and Opportunity for all. This publication is a useful advocacy and awareness-raising tool to show how libraries drive progress across the entire UN 2030 Agenda. Today, IFLA launches a second call for examples, to support the advocacy work done by the library community at national, regional and global levels. This survey aims to gather examples that will be used for the advocacy work done by IFLA, its members and the broader library community related to the UN 2030 Agenda. IFLA invites you to submit examples of library programs, products or services from your country that are clearly linked to one or more SDG(s). Ideally, examples will be mailto:spaterson@accessola.com http://www.vaughanpl.info/shareit/so-youve-built-a-creation-space-now-what/ http://www.canadiancontentconsultations.ca/home%20/ http://www.consultationscontenucanadien.ca/Accueil http://cfla-fcab.ca/en/advocacy/805-2/ http://www.ifla.org/publications/node/10546 http://www.ifla.org/node/11245?og=7409