Posts tagged with collaboration

Co-curating a Katherine Mansfield exhibition.

On 12 June 2024, the National Library and NZCER hosted a hui on reading for pleasure.

National Library Services to Schools is once again partnering with Auckland Writers Festival.

Moe mai, moe mai, moe mai rā i to moinga roa, e Amy.

Check out our resource celebrating Aotearoa New Zealand’s dynamic Chinese heritage.

In 2019, the National Library and partners began a journey to create a community of readers in South Dunedin.

Watch and read about the Utaina digitisation process.

Alex Woodley discusses her role as evaluator for the Canterbury Pūtoi Rito COR project.

Awhi mai awhi atu, sharing how we care for culture and heritage.

Caring for dried botanical specimens.

Supporting Omahu marae after Cyclone Gabrielle.

Highlights from the annual comics festival delivered online this year for the first time.

Te Kura Pounamu finalists offer young te reo Māori readers a splendid selection in 2022's New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults.

A new report shows building communities of support helps get kids reading.

An interesting and inspiring conversation with Rachel Esson, Te Pouhuaki National Librarian.

Something big is happening in South Dunedin! It's all about reading and the joy it brings when you share a book with a small child.

Reading matters, and we need to raise awareness of what it means to be a reader in our rapidly changing, digital world.

Take a closer look at the finalists for the New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults (NZCYA) Russell Clark Award for Illustration.

The Picture Book Award finalists in the 2020 New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults (NZCYA).

Why reading for pleasure is so important for teens (and all ages) and some strategies educators can use to support and encourage teenagers to read.