Stranger in a strange land; enabling information resilience in resettlement landscapes

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A Research Program for Studying LAMs and Community in the Digital Age

“…Information resilience as a concept in information science was first used by Hersberger (2011), andLloyd (2015) offered a definition of information resilience as "the capacity to address the disruption and uncertainty, to employ information literacy practices to enable access to information relative to need, to construct new information landscapes, and to reestablish social networks" (Lloyd, 2015(Lloyd, , p. 1033. Lloyd (2015Lloyd ( , 2016 develops the information resilience theory and relates to different social practice arenas (Lloyd, 2013), and health literacy among refugees (Lloyd, 2014). Public libraries are shown as safe and tolerant places suitable for developing information literacy and information resilience among disadvantaged groups (Lloyd, 2015).…”

“…Lloyd (2015Lloyd ( , 2016 develops the information resilience theory and relates to different social practice arenas (Lloyd, 2013), and health literacy among refugees (Lloyd, 2014). Public libraries are shown as safe and tolerant places suitable for developing information literacy and information resilience among disadvantaged groups (Lloyd, 2015).…”

Information Literacy:

“…It is this embodiment, enabled through practice and intervention in the workplace that facilitates a newcomer's entry into the specialised work practices and the transformation from novice to expert (Lloyd, 2005). Lloyd's ongoing research explores a variety of everyday contexts, for example her work in relation to refugees in the resettlement process, and refugee youth (Lloyd 2015, Lloyd & Wilkinson 2016. This work is also significant in terms of both the theoretical coherence it provides, and the building of a substantial corpus of research findings that underpin this theoretical perspective.…”

Reflection on: “On Becoming Citizens: Examining Social Inclusion from an Information Perspective”

“…CONTACT Annemaree lloyd annemaree.lloyd@hb.se resilience (Lloyd, 2015) have been introduced, extended and connected to information literacy. Research has also been conducted that addresses conceptual issues such as social inclusion and exclusion (Kennan, Lloyd, Qayyum, & Thompson, 2011;Lloyd et al, 2013) and the experience of service providers has also been explored (Qayyum, Thompson, Kennan, & Lloyd, 2014).…”