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Addressing censorship, information integrity, indigenous matters and AI at the Mexican Information Global Forum

13 August 2024

    The event held contemporary and historical public debates on the power of knowledge and information conveyed by institutions and people with different profiles and trajectories within the fields of research, activism and professional practice in different parts of the world. Individuals presented research projects and initiatives that aim to improve and make access to information more equal.

    IFLA attains charity status

    13 August 2024

      We are happy to announce that the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) was successful in its application for charity (ANBI) status. Find out more about this achievement.

      From: HQ

      Request for Proposals – Redesigning the Library Map of the World

      12 August 2024

        We are looking for a contractor to join us in crafting and implementing a new vision and look for the Library Map of the World website. Is this you? We invite bidders to submit proposals for redesigning the Library Map of the World by 2 September 2024.

        From: HQ

        IFLA MENA Regional Office delivers training to Omani students

        8 August 2024

          Qatar National Library (QNL) is the host of IFLA's Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Regional Division Committee. In this role, is has a mission to support the development of the field in the region. A great example of this was a recent training programme for Omani students in cutting-edge librarianship. We are grateful to QNL for sharing information about this initiative. 

          Launch of IFLA's Internet Manifesto!

          5 August 2024

            This document represents a unification of library voices in regard to the Internet, it provides our vision of the Internet we want, it sets out a compelling narrative about the place of libraries in the digital space and provides a series of recommendations for different actors. Of course, we also see the manifesto as an opportunity to ensure that the library voice remains relevant and strong in the international discussions that are shaping the way forward in Internet Governance processes.

            HLPF Perspectives: Alejandro Santa, Member, IFLA Governing Board

            29 July 2024

              Last week, we shared an overview of our engagement at the United Nations High-Level Political Forum 2024, focused on building awareness of and support for the work of libraries as development actors. Complementing this, and as part of our drive to share more about the work of our Governing Board members, we're happy to offer a personal perspective Alejandro Santa, one of the GB representatives on the delegation.   

              HLPF Perspectives: Loida Garcia-Febo, Member, IFLA Governing Board

              29 July 2024

                Last week, we shared an overview of our engagement at the United Nations High-Level Political Forum 2024, focused on building awareness of and support for the work of libraries as development actors. Complementing this, and as part of our drive to share more about the work of our Governing Board (GB) members, we're happy to offer a personal perspective from Loida Garcia Febo, one of the GB representatives on the delegation.