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CAPAL is looking for members interested in representing the association on one of the International Federation of Library Association’s (IFLA) sections. IFLA sections cover a wide variety of interests and activities including information literacy, services to persons with disabilities, indigenous matters, and library services to multicultural populations. For a complete list, see IFLA Sections and […]

The Canadian Association of Professional Academic Librarians (CAPAL) Conference Organizing Committee is delighted to announce our first keynote speaker, Tara Robertson. Tara Robertson is an intersectional feminist who uses data and research to advocate for equality and inclusion. Currently working as the Diversity & Inclusion Strategic Partner for Mozilla, she has more than 10 years […]

The latest issue of CAPAL Connections is available now. In this issue, read a report from the board and hear about what has been happening with CAPAL’s Committees. The newsletter is available in both English and French here: English: http://capalibrarians.org/newsletter/ French: http://fr.capalibrarians.org/bulletin/ A big thanks to all the committees for their work on the newsletter, and to […]

November’s CAPAL Member Profile is with Alison Foster, Instructional Design Librarian at MacEwan University.   Tell us about something you’re passionate about outside of work. Volunteering my time with local organizations is one of my top interests outside of work. I moved to Edmonton three years ago and I’ve found that the best way to […]

*La version française suit* Call for Proposals CAPAL19: The Politics of Conversation: Identity, Community, and Communication CAPAL/ACBAP Annual Meeting – June 2 -4, 2019 Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences 2019 University of British Columbia Vancouver, British Columbia The Canadian Association of Professional Academic Librarians (CAPAL) invites you to participate in its annual conference, […]