The call for participation is open until December 31, 2023.
The theme: Opening up our Heritage: Challenges and Opportunities in Digitising and Promoting Cultural and Research Collections
EBLIDA is excited to announce the soft launch of our new website. While we are in the final stages of development, we couldn’t wait to introduce you to a powerful new tool that’s ready for use: the E-PANEMA Portal of EU-funded, SDG-oriented library projects.
On October 19, Public Libraries 2030 (PL2030) hosted a local event in Ostend, Belgium within the context of the Informatie aan Zee 2023 conference.
The two-day conference is an opportunity for information professionals in Flanders to gain knowledge, inspire each other and network. This year’s theme, “Impact: Are we making a difference? Make a difference!” takes a closer look at the social role of the information sector and how it can stay relevant to an ever-evolving society.
This full-time position is an exciting opportunity to act as a key player and influencer, lobbying on behalf of and representing the views of library and information professionals at European level.
In 2022, public libraries in Germany were open for their users for more than 3.9 million hours. However, in many places the doors of public libraries remain closed on Sundays because the Federal Labour Law does not allow them to open with staff on Sundays.
The Europe Challenge is an annual programme that kicks off with an open call and brings together teams from libraries and communities across Europe.
Publishers and other library service vendors invited to submit applications for the fifth annual UX Award by 17 November 2023.
“Building bridges: strengthening the multiple roles of libraries as gateways to and transmitters of cultural works, skills and European values”
(EU Council Work Plan for Culture 2023-26, 15381/22)
On 5th April 2023, the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe approved the Recommendation on Library Legislation and Policy in Europe, drafted in collaboration with EBLIDA.
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