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June, 2008,
Lifelong
Learning Conference 2008, Central Queensland University, Australia
PPT
June, 2007, Special Libraries
Annual Conference, Denver The Skills Gap: Information Literacy - The
Closer? PPT
October, 2006,
National Information
and Communication Technology (ICT) Literacy Policy Council
September, 2006,
National Forum Information Literacy
Summit. Washington, D.C
March, 2006, Alexandria
Information Literacy experts' meeting -
Final Report- Proclamation.
November, 2005,
Alexandria Press Release.
Follow-up to Prague, 2003 Information Literacy experts' meeting.
2004/2005, United Nations Educational,
Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
Information for All Program
Report - "UNESCO's response to the challenges and opportunities of
the Information Society."
September, 2004, Mélange receives National Institutes of Health/NIDDK
Small Business Innovative Research Grant (SBIR)!
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April, 2004, "Off the Hook" wins 2004 Telly Award!
“Off The Hook”: Workplace Fashion Secrets for
All Ages, Shapes and Sizes video won a 2004 Telly Awards, one of the most
sought-after awards in the industry. The Telly Awards is a national competition
honoring outstanding non-network television commercials and programs,
as well as non-broadcast video and film productions.
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September in Prague
September 21-23, 2003, we attended the first international
meeting of information literacy experts in Prague, The Czech Republic.
Sponsored by UNESCO, the National Commission of Library and Information
Sciences, and the National Forum on Information Literacy, over 60 delegates
from around the globe attended the conference to discuss the critical
importance of information literacy and its definitive impact on our ever
evolving Information Society. For further details, read the Prague Declaration.
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Spanish version
"Best Kept Shopping Secrets for Today's Working Woman"
- Fashion Literacy Seminar, August 9, 2003
Join us at the John F. Kennedy Library at Columbia Point for
a Fashion Literacy Seminar--a unique learning experience for today's modern
woman. Learn about shopping secrets, share shopping experiences, and become
more literate about shopping techniques.
Women's Business Boston , "Cultural Competence Is Diversity's
Next Step", April 2003
Globalization demands that American management become more
sensitive to the ways international business is conducted. And as a result,
the practice of cultural competence is emerging as the next hurdle for
American companies, both small and large, who want to compete successfully
within a global economy...
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Academic Exchange Quarterly, "Information Literacy: Whose
Job Is It?" Winter 2002
Abstract: Integrating information literacy within academic
curriculums today cannot succeed without a collaborative, interactive
working relationship between faculty and academic librarians. How each
perceives their role in promulgating information literacy may provide
a unique insight into the today’s conundrum of the Digital Divide.
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UNESCO and the National Commission on Libraries and Information Science,
"Information Literacy ITC's and the NGO/Non-Profit World: A Practitioners
Perspective.", July 2002
Around the world, civil society's agents for social change
- non-governmental and non-profit agencies - are wrestling with the challenges
of integrating information and communication technologies (ICTs) within
their organizational infrastructures and service delivery systems.
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