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Greetings New Professionals! It’s turning from summer to fall here in the Northern hemisphere, and with the change of leaves comes changes with our group. The most immediate changes you’ll notice are to our site and our leadership.
Template letters, talking points and examples of how libraries help meet development goals are included.
The guidelines are a revision and expansion of the previous guidelines published by IFLA in 2001. We expect them to be a valuable tool for library staff who are responsible for serving persons with reading and learning difficulties.
The 46th General Assembly of the World Intellectual Property Organisation ended last night in Geneva with no agreement on a number of topics, including the future work of the Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights (SCCR).
Today, 28 September 2014, is Right to Know Day.
Written by the Rare Books and Manuscripts Section. Available in English as a downloadable PDF file.
It has been a month since the Lyon Declaration was launched, see what has happened since.
The papers from the inspirational Public Libraries Satellite 'Public Library Futures in a global digital world' are now available online. If you weren't there there's now a chance to learn why participants were so engaged.
This documents represent the Proposed focus for the GenLoc Section as stated at IFLA Singapore 2013
Public Librarians worldwide have responded to the call to nominate their favourite place for the 1001 Libraries to See Before You Die initiative with several claiming to be the 'most beautiful in the world'
The 9th Internet Governance Forum takes place this week in Istanbul at a time when Internet Governance experts are debating how best to shape the future of the Internet.
IFLA Scroll of Appreciation
The award honors organizations that have implemented creative, results-oriented marketing projects or campaigns that promote the library and information services industry.
Congratulations to all speakers for this wonderful session ! Please read papers for this session.
LIBER and IFLA share objectives in promoting access to knowledge for education, learning, and research. Significant areas of interest shared by both organizations are in the fields of copyright frameworks supporting the mission of librariesand the extension of library and research activities into the digital environment, in Europe and worldwide.