IA ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2020
Our 2020 AGM is open to all IA members and we would encourage everyone to attend.
DATE: Thursday 19 November 2020
TIME: 6:10pm (AEDST)
LOCATION: The Royal Botanic Garden Sydney (Moore Room)
Woolloomooloo Gate, Mrs Macquarie’s Road, Sydney 2000
Video conferencing will be offered to members who can’t attend in person. Details will be sent come closer the time.
The AGM will commence following a special viewing of the inBLOOM exhibit at The Calyx commencing at 5:00pm.
Welcome to Interpretation Australia
Interpretation Australia is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to supporting and advancing the profession of natural and cultural heritage interpretation across Australia.
Who is IA?
The Interpretation Australia Association was formed in 1992 to share issues and ideas, improve professional standards and raise the profile of interpretation as a profession. It serves more than 400 members in Australia, New Zealand and other countries.
Many IA members are employed by government agencies. Other members are consultants who work in interpretation development, visitor research, writing, graphic design, multi-media, drama and guiding. They provide services to agencies to develop and produce interpretive plans, interpretive media, and guiding programs.
What IA offers
IA offers useful resources for use by our members; provides a job and tender page where members can advertise; and our supplier registry, which is accessible by non-members. It provides a one stop directory for specialists across the range of sectors in which interpreters operate.
Additionally, IA also provides a national event each year, which either takes the form of a conference where members present their own experience and research; or as a workshop and skill sharing exercise. Smaller, state based events are also offered during the year.
What is interpretation…
Interpretation communicates ideas, information and knowledge in a way which helps visitors to make sense of their environment. Good interpretation will create engaging, unique and meaningful experiences for visitors. It takes many forms including such things as guided walks, talks, drama, art, sculpture, displays, signs, brochures and electronic media.
Resources – Members Only
IA provides members with a resource library of useful documents, case studies and exampels of best practice. These resources are continually being updated so please let us know if you have something to share!
