June 2023 Professional Council Meeting
Location: VirtualIFLA’s Professional Council (PC) is responsible for the guidance of the Professional Structure, as set out in IFLA’s Statutes. The PC meets at least three times a year, often bi-monthly.
Discover opportunities to engage and connect with the global library field!
IFLA’s Professional Council (PC) is responsible for the guidance of the Professional Structure, as set out in IFLA’s Statutes. The PC meets at least three times a year, often bi-monthly.
The webinar series is for those with an interest in programs, services, collection development, and management at school libraries for building high-performing schools.
This webinar will share experiences from experts and students with IFLA WLICs and other library conferences and provide a behind-the-scenes perspective. It will also explain the different session formats and give tips on how to get the most out of your conference stay.
IFLA’s Management of Library Associations Section (MLAS) in collaboration with the New Professionals Special Interest Group (NPSIG), the Environment, Sustainability and Libraries Section (ENSULIB), and the IFLA Regional Divisions is proud to present "Sustainable Development Goals and Library Associations: Asia/Oceania Regional Division." This event is part of a webinar series featuring different regions of the world. Join us on June 7, time: 5 PM Auckland, New Zealand; 2 PM Tokyo, Japan; 1 PM Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; 12 PM Hanoi, Vietnam; 7 AM Warsaw, Poland.
IFLA’s Governing Board (GB) is responsible for the management of the Federation, as set out in IFLA’s Statutes. The GB meets at least three times a year, and is advised by the Professional Council, the Regional Council, and four Advisory Committee.
This webinar will highlight Text and Data Mining (TDM) support from Virginia Tech University Libraries.
IFLA is a founding member of the Culture2030Goal campaign, which brings together global cultural networks in order to make the case for a prominent, central role of culture in global development frameworks. It believes that, by placing culture on the same level as other policy areas, it will be far easier to ensure that cultural factors and actors – such as libraries – are engaged in development policy, from planning to implementation.
IFLA is a founding member of the Culture2030Goal campaign, which brings together global cultural networks in order to make the case for a prominent, central role of culture in global development frameworks. It believes that, by placing culture on the same level as other policy areas, it will be far easier to ensure that cultural factors and actors – such as libraries – are engaged in development policy, from planning to implementation.
Can libraries afford to wait for others to fix the world while toxic waste, climate change and pollution harm our environment? How much of a difference can we make anyway? This webinar will aim to raise ambitions for greener library buildings, provide examples of how library services can lead by example as sustainably managed organisations and highlight the opportunities to work in partnership with users to work together and move towards a smarter, sustainable world. The presentation will draw on examples from Europe and Hong Kong to illustrate good practice in academic libraries, covering library building design, communication with users and applications of management information to improve sustainability. Spoiler alert – whilst this webinar may not have all the answers to the questions above, the conclusions will suggest there is hope.