Keywords
ACSL
ALIA
Advocacy
Collaboration
ALIA
Advocacy
Collaboration
Abstract
ALIA’s Professional Learning Teacher Librarian, Jacqui Lucas, describes how the Australian Library and Information Association’s (ALIA’s) Sector Committee, the Australian Coalition for School Libraries (ACSL) is progressing.
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