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Building Strong Library Associations (2008-2018) - Module 5 (Libraries on the agenda)
The fifth module of Building Strong Library Associations (2008-2018) focused on advocacy and putting libraries on the agend
IFLA-UNESCO School Library Manifesto 2025
The IFLA-UNESCO School Library Manifesto 2025 is an updated edition of the former IFLA/Unesco School Library Manifesto: The school library in teaching and learning for all (1999). The new edition reflects the many changes in technology, society and education, and represents an important and useful tool for school library advocacy for quality and inclusive education. The text is the outcome of a collaborative work within IFLA, IASL and the global school library community. It was jointly released in English by the IFLA School Libraries Section Standing Committee and the IASL - International Association of School Librarianship on the 12th of September 2021, and approved by the IFLA Governing Board on the 17th of April 2023. It was further approved in the 13th Session of the Intergovernmental Council of UNESCO's Information for All Programme (IFAP) in April 2025
Balancing Interests: Reimagining Legal Deposit in Latvia’s Dynamic Publishing Field
The current Legal Deposit Law of Latvia entered into force in mid-2006. While it can be considered relatively progressive for the time it was written, we at the National Library of Latvia are increasingly aware of how it no longer suffices in the ever-changing field of publishing, sometimes limiting our ability to acquire and preserve certain publications and other times creating unnecessary burden for publishers. Therefore, we will share the main points regarding the updates to the Law we are actively working to implement, especially regarding legal deposit regulations of digital publications, including production files, multi-media publications, publications by trade publishers, web-based content, etc. Inseparable from these developments is our ongoing work with the heterogenous publishing community, including in the form of feedback to the legal amendments proposed by us, which has led us to some takeaways we aspire to implement as part of an extensive communication campaign we are designing to target new publishers and groups of publishers that are typically more challenging to work with in particular to foster a more positive perception of the concept of the legal deposit system shifting the focus from legal duties to the idea of individual and common good
IFLA Code of Ethics Survey Results
12 years on from the agreement of the current [2012] version of the IFLA Code of Ethics for Library and Information Workers, IFLA’s Advisory Committee on Freedom of Access to Information and Freedom of Expression launched a review process. As a first step in the process, the Committee designed a survey in 2025 for IFLA members, volunteers and others in order to gather input about their awareness and use of the Code, and of the ongoing relevance of the topics it covers. The goal of the survey was to understand more about use of the current Code of Ethics, as well as to gauge what respondents felt about the topics covered, and new aspects or themes which should be taken into account
Newsletter: Library and Research Services for Parliaments Section, February 2025
CONTENTS: Message from the Chair; How to develop parliamentary library services based on the needs of customers; Parliamentary libraries in the World in the Online Journal of the Italian Senate Library; EPRS-ECPRD Seminar on Navigating and Supporting Change in a New Parliament; Hungary and Mexico: Knowledge exchange between two parliamentary libraries; REDIPAL 2023-2024, Seminar of Parliamentary Researchers online Network; The Brazilian Congress of Librarianship and Documentation – CBBD 2024; News from the Spanish Senate; 4th Global Conference on Parliamentary Studies; Parliamentary libraries: a list of recent publication
IFLA100: Initial Survey results
This report contains an overview and analysis of the data received from the survey run in January-February 2025, asking about experience of other successful anniversaries, and ambitions for IFLA's own centenary in 2027
Newsletter: Library Services to Multicultural Populations Section, February 2025
In this special Sustainable Development Goals edition of the Section Newsletter:
Notes from the chair and from the newsletter editors
Unaccompanied minors in the library
Globally-minded resource sharing at Bryn Mawr College
Young people want to be seen: attentiveness and participation in a multicultural library
ISSER Library’s contribution toward UN Agenda 2030
Medialab Tabakalera: Genesis and traction of a participatory library community within the framework of the SDGs
Books for peace
News from our sectio
IFLA Strategy 2024-2029
ИФЛА-ның 2024-2029 жылдарға арналған стратегиясы Федерацияға ғасырлық мерейтойдан өтіп, БҰҰ-ның 2030 жылға дейінгі күн тәртібін іске асыруға мүмкіндік береді. Осы екі кезеңде ұзақ мерзімді жоспарға назар аударуға және біз көргіміз келетін әлемнің айқын бейнесін қалыптастыруға, сондай-ақ, бұл үдерісте кітапханалар мен ИФЛА-ның маңызын анықтауға ықпал етеді.
ИФЛА-ның 2024–2029 жылдарға арналған стратегиясы ұйым мүшелері мен еріктілердің пікірлеріне негізделе отырып жасалды. Бұл пікірлер сауалнамалар мен кеңестер арқылы жиналып, ИФЛА-ны қазіргі таңда қалай қабылдайтынын және болашаққа деген үміт-тілектерін түсінуге бағытталған.
Бұл стратегия нұсқаулық сипатқа ие емес, керісінше, біздің саламыздағы кез келген маман өз жоспарын әзірлеу үшін пайдалана алатын кең ауқымды негіздік құрылым болып табылады.
Стратегияда әлемдік деңгейде нақты бір көрініс ұсынылып, бұл мақсатқа жету жолында ИФЛА кітапханаларды қалай қолдай алатыны туралы өзгеріс теориясы баяндалған.
ИФЛА стратегиясы ұйымның болашақ жоспарлары үшін тұрақты бағдар ретінде қызмет етеді, прогресті бағалаудың негізін құрайды және басқа ұйымдар үшін стратегия әзірлеуге үлгі бола алады.
Бұл стратегия сондай-ақ түрлі мәдениеттерден, тілдік қауымдастықтардан, географиялық аймақтардан және өмірлік тәжірибесі әртүрлі адамдарды біріктіретін, пікір алмасуға алаң ұсынатын және нақты нәтижеге қол жеткізуді қамтамасыз ететін халықаралық федерация ретіндегі ИФЛА-ның мақсатын айқындайды
Minutes of Meeting: Libraries Serving Persons with Print Disabilities Section, 11 March 2025
Minutes of the LPD Midterm Meeting held in Malmö, Sweden, covering updates from IFLA and EALS, member reports, collaboration with DAISY, the Accessibility Metadata Network, and ongoing work on the section’s mission, goals, and communications strategy