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Utah, Illinois, and others maintain information and commentary on GILS initiatives of the States
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GILS Projects by State
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Previous Conferences
Fourth Annual States GILS Conference in Scottsdale, AZ (April 24-27, 2002) [Presentations]
Third Annual States GILS Conference in Springfield, IL (March 28-30, 2001) [Presentations]
Second Annual States GILS Conference in Santa Fe, NM [Presentations]
First Annual States GILS Conference in Olympia, Washington [Agenda and conference notes]
| Relevant Links |
Government Information Clearinghouse
Electronic Access to Government Information Through Government Information Locator Services, January, 2000.
Joint statement by:
NASIRE (National Association of State Information Resources Executives)
COSLA (Chief Officers of State Library Associations) and
NAGARA (National Association of Government Archives and Records Administrators)
"As state library agencies assumed and pursued leadership in this important area, they attempted to solidify national recognition of the importance of cooperation among state library agencies, chief information officers, and state archives operations in the development of government information locator systems. In summer, 1999, COSLA developed a statement that set forth this vital partnership, couched in the form of a joint recognition statement entitled Electronic Access to Government Information Through Government Information Locator Services. COSLA adopted the statement in October 1999; NASIRE and NAGARA each adopted it in January 2000." -Nancy Zussy, State Librarian, Washington State Library
| Background Information on States' GILS Projects |
Illinois State Library, National Leadership Grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services
04/28/2002
