Deborah Lee
Indigenous Knowledge Coordinator
Council of Prairie & Pacific University Libraries (COPPUL)
Deborah Lee is a Cree-Métis librarian originally from Treaty 6 Territory in Alberta, with 13 years of academic library experience at the University of Saskatchewan, and is most recently the Indigenous Knowledge Coordinator (part-time) at COPPUL, since June of this year. She has been researching and exploring Indigenous Librarianship issues and practising culturally responsible librarianship throughout her career and looks forward to progressing resolution of these issues through her work with COPPUL.
Presenting at the following sessions
October 13, 2020
1:45pm
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There is growing understanding among GLAM institutions about the importance of preserving materials that reflect Indigenous worldviews and experiences. At the Council of Prairie & Pacific University Libraries (COPPUL), we are starting conversations about intersections between our Indigenous Knowledge and Digital Preservation programs and about barriers to collaboration between academic libraries and Indigenous communities on digital stewardship initiatives.
